The Spanish police made a terrible discovery during the National Blackout. The officials were able to free three children from a German couple in Oviedo. They have apparently been admitted there since the pandemic.
According to the police, the children had been locked up at home since 2021. The parents were arrested in the North -Spanish city of Oviedo and the children who are housed in a house confirmed a spokeswoman on request. The police officer Francisco Javier Lozano spoke about a “horror house”, as the newspaper “La Nueva España” reported.
Spanish media reported that the house on the edge was completely full. A neighbor noted that children lived there who never went to school. She warned the police. The authorities initially did not provide information about why the parents had isolated their children from the outside world.
The children, eight -year -old twins and a ten -year -old boy, have not left the house since December 2021, Spanish media reported, referring to the authorities. You would not even have felt in the garden of the house.
Photos of the “horror house”:
They should have sleep in roster beds in the house. They were cut off from any contact with the outside world. They never went to school either. The parents forced them to wear diapers and Mondneus masks, as local newspapers reported.
Children were surprised by grass
When the children were led out of the house for the first time, one of them was surprised by the grass of the lawn. “As soon as we took them out, all three deep breath began to take as if they had never been in the fresh air,” said a researcher of the newspaper “La Nueva España”.
When police officers entered the house on Monday during the massive power failure in Spain, the parents had asked that the officials also set up masks. In addition to the Germans, the mother also has an American citizenship, the police confirmed. Where the family comes from in Germany, was initially unknown.
Source: Krone
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