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The state of Ohio is expected to award $1 million to assist the 16 “almost feral” children rescued from a feces-filled house of horrors – as prosecutors consider putting their parents and grandparents permanently behind bars. A state legislative panel on Monday is expected to approve a request from the Ohio Department of Children and Youth to provide the additional state cash to rural Vinton County to assist the victims in the sickening child-abuse case. The Siders siblings range in age from 18 months to 18 years, and some have been described as “almost feral” by authorities, and unable to speak.…
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