Elizabeth Siders Deemed Competent to Face Trial
Her lawyer confirmed the pregnancy as a judge ruled she can stand trial on child-endangerment charges in the Ohio family abuse case.
- On Monday, Judge Laina Fetherolf Rogers ruled Elizabeth Siders competent to stand trial for child endangerment, and attorney Thomas Stolly confirmed that Siders is pregnant.
- Police discovered Siders' 16 children living in a 12-by-12 room on the 180 block of Ohmer Street in Hamden, enduring what State Attorney General Andy Wilson called 'unimaginable conditions.'
- Arguing the 90-minute Zoom assessment was insufficient, attorney Stolly is seeking a second psychiatric evaluation to determine if an insanity plea is viable for Siders.
- In a separate hearing on Monday, Judge Rogers determined that Siders' mother-in-law, Christina Siders, is not competent to stand trial and requires behavioral health evaluation.
- Gary Siders Jr. has pleaded not guilty to child-endangerment charges, while Elizabeth Siders faces 19 counts of child endangerment and two counts of sexual battery.
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Baby On The Way For Mom Charged In Ohio 'House Of Horrors' Case
Elizabeth Siders, the mother accused alongside three family members of subjecting 16 children to squalid neglect inside an Ohio residence, is pregnant, local media reported following her court appearance Monday, Nov. 9. The disclosure emerged on the same day a judge cleared Siders to stand trial. Her attorney told ABC 6 that he could not […] Baby On The Way For Mom Charged In Ohio ‘House Of Horrors’ Case
Ohio ‘House of Horrors’ mom of 16 confirmed pregnant again, ruled competent to stand trial as grandmother is declared incompetent: ‘Being out of the environment of that home … has had a huge benefit on her mental health,’ lawyer says
Nearly two months after Elizabeth Siders walked into an Ohio courtroom with her hands resting on her swollen belly, her attorney has finally confirmed what many suspected: The mother of 16 is pregnant again. The 34-year-old is one of four adults arrested in Ohio’s so-called “House of Horrors” case after authorities discovered 16 children allegedly living in filthy conditions inside a Hamden, Ohio, home in June. Elizabeth’s pregnancy news was mad…
An Ohio mother is expecting another child while facing criminal charges for gross neglect of her 16 children.
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