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Jonathan Allen & Ina Rogers have 10 kids living in a shit house.

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says officers found spoiled food on the floor and animal and human feces when they removed 10 children from the home in March. He says some areas of the home were impassable.

The children’s father, Jonathan Allen, was arraigned Monday on felony torture and child abuse charges and the mother, Ina Rogers, faces child neglect charges.

Rogers denied the allegations to reporters outside her home.

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A mother of 10 children who California authorities say were tortured and neglected is denying the allegations.

Ina Rogers told reporters Monday that she called authorities in March after her 12-year-old son didn’t come home.

Nine other children were found living in what Fairfield police Lt. Greg Hurlbut called “squalid and unsafe conditions.”

She says the “squalor” officers saw when investigating the missing-child report was her tearing apart the house as she searched for her child.

Rogers was arrested on March 31 and charged with neglect. She was released after posting $10,000 bail.

Hurlbut says the children’s father, 29-year-old Jonathan Allen, was arrested Friday after officials interviewed the children.

Allen faces torture and child cruelty charges. He’s being held in lieu of $1.5 million bail.
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Muriel Schwenck said:
And what's with the man's random squiggle tattoos?
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I was thinking that the one at his eye looked kinda like a fish hook, but I the longer I look at it I'm beginning to think it's an Eye Of Horrus, using his eye as the eye part, but still it's not finished, tho.

And yeah, I know I always tell the kids to shit on the floor and smear it and absolutely make sure there is moldy food and clothes everywhere when I call the cops on my missing kid.:penguin:
 
On the outside it looked like a normal home, nestled on a tree-lined cul-de-sac in the North Bay city of Fairfield, California.

But when investigators opened the screen door of the house on Fieldstone Court, they were horrified — 10 children had lived for years amid piles of spoiled food and feces, allegedly burned and shot with BB guns.

The case rattled a normally quiet suburb in Solano County and prompted a fierce defense from the children’s mother, who insisted Monday that she and her husband had done nothing wrong.

Authorities first encountered the family March 31, when Ina Rogers, 30, reported her 12-year-old son missing, according to the Fairfield Police Department. The boy was found asleep under a bush in a nearby yard.

Responding officers searched the home because of concerns for the child’s welfare and found nine more children between 4 months and 11 years old living in conditions police described as squalid and unsafe.

Behind the cream siding and the mulch garden dotted with Buddha statues,, authorities say they found urine-stained floors, human and animal feces, and debris stacked so high it made areas of the house impassable.

Rogers was subsequently arrested and booked into Solano County Jail on suspicion of child neglect, and all 10 children were taken to live with extended family members by Solano County Child Welfare Services. Rogers was released after posting $10,000 bail, according to county court records.

An investigation led police to find a “long and continuous history of severe physical and emotional abuse of the children,” officials said.

The father, 29-year-old Jonathan Allen, was arrested Friday and booked into jail on seven counts of torture and nine counts of child abuse. He is being held on $5.2 million bail and is due back in court May 24.

Speaking to reporters Monday afternoon, Fairfield police Lt. Greg Hurlbut said the children had suffered puncture wounds, burns and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or BB gun.

Chief Deputy District Attorney Sharon Henry said she was “horrified” by the children’s statements, which detailed “sadistic” abuse and torture dating back to 2014.

Earlier on Monday, Rogers defended herself in front of news cameras. She said her 12-year-old son had run away as an act of rebellion and that police had found her home in disarray because she had been frantically searching for him. The boy was gone for a few hours, Hurlbut said.

“The conditions they saw in my home was me tearing up my house, because my son was missing,” Rogers said. “I was afraid that I could not find him. You know, once that fear sets in, you don’t know what to do.”

She described herself as an “amazing mother” and heaped praise on her husband, saying that Allen has been unfairly vilified.

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THIS I DISCOVERED IS A DUPE. Sorry
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Victoria said:
On the outside it looked like a normal home, nestled on a tree-lined cul-de-sac in the North Bay city of Fairfield, California.

But when investigators opened the screen door of the house on Fieldstone Court, they were horrified — 10 children had lived for years amid piles of spoiled food and feces, allegedly burned and shot with BB guns.

The case rattled a normally quiet suburb in Solano County and prompted a fierce defense from the children’s mother, who insisted Monday that she and her husband had done nothing wrong.

Authorities first encountered the family March 31, when Ina Rogers, 30, reported her 12-year-old son missing, according to the Fairfield Police Department. The boy was found asleep under a bush in a nearby yard.

Responding officers searched the home because of concerns for the child’s welfare and found nine more children between 4 months and 11 years old living in conditions police described as squalid and unsafe.

Behind the cream siding and the mulch garden dotted with Buddha statues,, authorities say they found urine-stained floors, human and animal feces, and debris stacked so high it made areas of the house impassable.

Rogers was subsequently arrested and booked into Solano County Jail on suspicion of child neglect, and all 10 children were taken to live with extended family members by Solano County Child Welfare Services. Rogers was released after posting $10,000 bail, according to county court records.

An investigation led police to find a “long and continuous history of severe physical and emotional abuse of the children,” officials said.

The father, 29-year-old Jonathan Allen, was arrested Friday and booked into jail on seven counts of torture and nine counts of child abuse. He is being held on $5.2 million bail and is due back in court May 24.

Speaking to reporters Monday afternoon, Fairfield police Lt. Greg Hurlbut said the children had suffered puncture wounds, burns and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or BB gun.

Chief Deputy District Attorney Sharon Henry said she was “horrified” by the children’s statements, which detailed “sadistic” abuse and torture dating back to 2014.

Earlier on Monday, Rogers defended herself in front of news cameras. She said her 12-year-old son had run away as an act of rebellion and that police had found her home in disarray because she had been frantically searching for him. The boy was gone for a few hours, Hurlbut said.

“The conditions they saw in my home was me tearing up my house, because my son was missing,” Rogers said. “I was afraid that I could not find him. You know, once that fear sets in, you don’t know what to do.”

She described herself as an “amazing mother” and heaped praise on her husband, saying that Allen has been unfairly vilified.

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I think I duped you
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Hah! I was expecting you to find her in a closet or something or hiding under the bed. I'm happy you have a good neighbor who recognized your pupper.

I was standing in our driveway with my d-i-l last weekend and saw the asshole across the street try to run over one of the other neighbor's cats that was sitting in his driveway. He gunned his car but maybe he was just trying to scare him away. The cat then went next door and shit in yet another neighbor's flowerbed. I think I know why he's unpopular, lol. He belongs to the son of a neighbor and he had to move back home to care for his disabled dad and before that we didn't have a resident feline on our circle. He's a nice cat, so I hope nothing happens to him. Chances are, though, that his life will be relatively short.
 
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DIAFplease said:
one guy who kept his many children under his thumb for like 30 years, beat and tortured them and had children with this daughters.
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I think you're thinking of Marcus Wesson.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Wesson

all the children were found huddled together in one room and spoke with heavy speech impediments.
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And that is like the Tayla Aleman

case where the children were also sleeping under moldy laundry like animals and couldn't speak properly. Parents couldn't even be bothered to train the kids to be servants.

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Horrific. Stomach-turning: There may be few other qualified adjectives to describe details heard during a preliminary hearing Thursday for a jailed Fairfield couple facing multiple counts of torture, child endangerment and child molestation.

Shackled and wearing striped jail jumpsuits, Jonathan M. Allen and Ina A. Rogers sat quietly next to their respective lawyers as they listened to witness testimony in Judge William J. Pendergast’s courtroom.

The torture allegations, all of them directed at Allen, included physical abuse that left scars and cuts, evidence of choking, malnutrition, the use of duct tape and waterboarding, biting that drew blood, the shooting of sharp wooden sticks or small metal rods from a bow, the poring of scalding hot water on a child’s feet. There were more. Allen is also charged with at least three counts of lewd acts on a child under 14. The charges date back to 2014.

Detective Steven Carnahan, the lead investigator in the case, was on the stand for several hours during the day and offered the most vivid — and sometimes chilling — testimony.

He described one of the children being hit by Allen with his closed fist, being “crunched,” or choked, by one of Allen’s hands, so much so that her vision became blurry.

Carnahan also described instances during which Allen allegedly punched one or more of the children in the stomach, so hard that the child aspirated, or vomited, blood and food; punched children in the mouth; biting one or more children on the cheek until it drew blood; and pouring hot water on one child’s legs, water so hot it caused the girl’s feet to swell, making her unable to walk, so she crawled away and out of the kitchen. Allen allegedly laughed afterward.

There was some testimony of Allen allegedly shooting small pieces of wooden and metal “sticks” at some of the children; testimony that Allen showered with at least one of his young daughters and rubbed his penis on her buttocks; testimony that he burned one of his daughter’s arms with a lighter; testimony that Allen allegedly stepped on one child’s face and slammed one daughter’s face onto the kitchen counter of the Fieldstone Court home they rented. One daughter was allegedly forced to live in a bathroom, Carnahan said, adding that, one day, her parents forgot to feed her.
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From April 20, 2021
After numerous delays, a Solano County Superior Court judge on Tuesday scheduled a January trial for a 32-year-old Fairfield man charged, along with his wife, in connection with a notorious child torture, endangerment and assault case that came to light three years ago.

Jonathan Allen, who appeared in Department 11 for the trial setting, will first return to Judge William J. Pendergast’s courtroom at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 29 for a trial readiness conference; again at 8:30 a.m. Jan. 13 for a trial management conference; and at 9 a.m. Jan. 18 for the trial in the Justice Center in Fairfield.

Chief Deputy Public Defender Thomas Barrett represents Allen, who remains in Solano County Jail, with bail set at $5.2 million.

Ina Rogers, who has been charged with 10 counts of willful child endangerment and pleaded no contest in late 2019, is scheduled for sentencing at 8:30 a.m. July 21. She is out of custody after her defense attorney, Barry K. Newman, submitted a motion for her release on Nov. 16 last year and the judge granted it. At sentencing, Rogers, who turns 32 on Thursday, could face up to six years in state prison and up to a $10,000 fine for a single felony charge alone.

She was arrested on April 3, 2018, and Allen several weeks later, on May 10, with the couple’s story making national headlines.

The alleged crimes surfaced in March 2018, when one of the their sons, who was 12 at the time and said to have the mental capacity of an 8-year-old, disappeared from the family’s Fieldstone Court residence.

Police were notified and searched the home as part of the investigation and found what they described as squalid, unsafe, and unsanitary living conditions, “including garbage and spoiled food on the floor, animal and human feces, and a large amount of debris making areas of the house unpassable,” according to wording in the Solano County District Attorney’s complaint.

Nine more children, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years old at the time, were found inside. The missing boy, asleep under a nearby bush, was located soon afterward.

Some of the charges against Allen, multiple counts of child torture and lewd acts on a child, date back to 2014.

He originally had been scheduled for a jury trial in early May last year but court records indicate that Pendergast ordered him to return at that time for a trial readiness conference, a trial setting, and further proceedings, but, because of the pandemic and public health directives, some court operations were reduced and cases reshuffled.

During a preliminary hearing in December 2018, horrific allegations of the torture, based on investigators’ findings, were heard in public for the first time. All directed at Allen — more than 10 of them, the maximum number posted on a public court calendar — they included physical abuse that left scars and cuts, evidence of choking, malnutrition, the use of duct tape and waterboarding, biting that drew blood, the shooting of sharp wooden sticks or small metal rods from a bow, the pouring of scalding hot water on a child’s feet. Allen also is charged with at least three counts of lewd acts on a child under 14.
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Trial date finally set for Fairfield man accused in child torture case

Judge schedules January trial for Jonathan Allen, charged with multiple counts of child torture, endangerment, lewd acts in a case that includes his wife and made national headlines
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After numerous delays, a Solano County Superior Court judge on Wednesday again rescheduled the sentencing for a 32-year-old Fairfield woman charged, along with her husband, in connection to a notorious child torture, endangerment and assault case that came to light more than three years ago.

Ina Rogers, who has been charged with 10 counts of willful child endangerment and pleaded no contest in late 2019, was scheduled for sentencing Wednesday in Department 11; however, according to court records, Judge William J. Pendergast reset the proceedings for 8:30 a.m. Feb. 24 in the Justice Center in Fairfield.

She is out of custody after her defense attorney, Barry K. Newman, submitted a motion for her release on Nov. 16 last year and the judge granted it. At sentencing, she could face up to six years in state prison and up to a $10,000 fine for a single felony charge alone.

Rogers was arrested on April 3, 2018, and her husband, Jonathan Allen, also 32, several weeks later, on May 10, with the couple’s story making national headlines.

The alleged crimes surfaced in March 2018, when one of the their sons, who was 12 at the time and said to have the mental capacity of an 8-year-old, disappeared from the family’s Fieldstone Court residence.

Police were notified and searched the home as part of the investigation and found what they described as squalid, unsafe, and unsanitary living conditions, “including garbage and spoiled food on the floor, animal and human feces, and a large amount of debris making areas of the house unpassable,” according to wording in the Solano County District Attorney’s complaint.

Nine more children, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years old at the time, were found inside. The missing boy, asleep under a nearby bush, was located soon afterward.

Some of the charges against Allen, multiple counts of child torture and lewd acts on a child, date back to 2014.

He originally had been scheduled for a jury trial in early May last year but court records indicate that Pendergast ordered him to return at that time for a trial readiness conference, a trial setting, and further proceedings, but, because of the pandemic and public health directives, some court operations were reduced and cases reshuffled.

As previously scheduled, Allen returns to Department 11 for a trial readiness conference at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 29; a trial management conference; and at 9 a.m. Jan. 18 for the trial.


Chief Deputy Public Defender Thomas Barrett represents Allen, who remains in Solano County Jail, with bail set at $5.2 million.


During a preliminary hearing in December 2018, shocking allegations of the torture, based on investigators’ findings, were heard in public for the first time. All directed at Allen — more than 10 of them, the maximum number posted on a public court calendar — they included physical abuse that left scars and cuts, evidence of choking, malnutrition, the use of duct tape and waterboarding, biting that drew blood, the shooting of sharp wooden sticks or small metal rods from a bow, the pouring of scalding hot water on a child’s feet. Allen also is charged with at least three counts of lewd acts on a child under 14.


Solano County Chief Deputy District Attorney Sharon Henry said at the time that she was “horrified” by the children’s statements and that “as a parent, first and foremost in my heart, we believe these children deserve justice.”
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Sentencing date reset again for Fairfield mother in notorious 2018 child torture case

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Sentencing date reset again for Fairfield mother in notorious 2018 child torture case

Ina Rogers, 32, charged with 10 counts of willful child endangerment and pleaded no contest in late 2019, returns to hear the judge’s decision at 8:30 a.m. Feb. 24 in Department 11 in the Jus…
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Looking at that bathroom makes me think I might miss a shower and just bathe in bleach...
 
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