Siders 16 Kids: Why the Grandfather Won't Face a Jury

On September 9th, Gary Siders Senior was ruled incompetent to stand trial in Vinton County, Ohio. The seventy-three-year-old patriarch was facing sixteen counts of child endangerment after investigators found sixteen children in a single room of his family's home in June. The children were living in filth. Some couldn't speak. The floor was rotted through. Seven were hospitalized. He's already out of jail. His attorney says the case is effectively over. But the real question in this case was never just about Gary Senior. Gallia County CPS documented these children's conditions twice — in 2020 and 2021. A seven-year-old who'd never seen a doctor. A five-year-old with no clear language. Medical professionals told the court the children would stop receiving care if the case was closed. The court closed it anyway. Three more defendants have now filed for competency hearings.

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