Ohio County's Resources Strained by Discovery of 16 Siblings Held in Squalor

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Vinton County, Ohio, faces an unprecedented child welfare crisis after the discovery of 16 siblings held in squalid conditions.
The county's limited resources are strained by prosecution costs and the care of the children, prompting a $1 million state aid request.

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Vinton County, Ohio, faces an unprecedented child welfare crisis after the discovery of 16 siblings held in squalid conditions. The county's limited resources are strained by prosecution costs and the care of the children, prompting a $1 million state aid request.

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