Crime & Justice

Uncle and girlfriend kept 7-year-old niece chained to a treadmill, had the girl 'using her tongue' to clean and forced her to drink dirty toilet water — now they head to prison

A 7-year-old girl escaped from a rural California home where she was allegedly starved, burned, beaten and forced to drink dirty toilet water — running to a neighbor and begging to live with him. The post Uncle and girlfriend kept 7-year-old niece chained to a treadmill, had the.

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  • Primary source: Law & Crime
  • Published: Sep 13, 2026, 7:27 PM UTC
  • Coverage area: Crime & Justice
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