Ohio ‘house of horrors’ mom Elizabeth Siders looks pregnant, cradles belly in court as lawyer cites lack of postpartum care
The Ohio mother-of-16 central to the infamous "House of Horrors" case clasped her hands over her noticeably swollen midsection as she appeared in court, as her lawyer said she never received proper postpartum care despite being nearly continually pregnant since the age of 15.

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- Published: Sep 17, 2026, 2:54 PM UTC
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