Six of the 13 siblings who were rescued from their abusive parents say their lives did not improve as they were beaten, sexually assaulted and forced to eat their own vomit by their new foster family.
The Turpin children were rescued in 2018 from a life of captivity in their parents' home in California, US, but say they suffered "severe abuse and neglect" for years in foster care after their rescue.
They've now filed a lawsuit against Riverside County and the private foster care agency whose job it was to protect them.
