The Crime Stories with Nancy Grace on Sirius XM Triumph Channel 132

Children, days from death, who look as if they had just, quote, walked out of a concentration

camp.

You know, when I start reading the news this morning, I started reading the news at 5 a.m.

actually 10 till 5.

I hate it.

That's the H word we're not allowed to say in our house, but because the children aren't here, I'll say it.

I hate it when I'm reading the news. And then suddenly I come upon a site that shows me the photos of the concentration camps,

because it is so hurtful and painful to see what humans do to each other.

The bones nearly protruding through the skin. People literally looking like walking skeletons.

I cannot imagine the pain they endured.

And now I hear about little children that look like that in our country.

Why?

I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us.

I want the truth. Joining me, juvenile judge, child advocate and lawyer, Ashley Wilcott, also with me, forensic expert, professor of forensic,

it's at Jacksonville State University, Joseph Scott Morgan, and joining me, investigative reporter with radar online.com, Alexis Terezcuk, Alexis,

explained to me how three little children are found looking as if they had, quote, walked out of a concentration camp in our country right under our noses.

These have said that they found three children locked in a bedroom and they found them. They were so skinny, so malnourished, and starving.

These kids were actually eating paint off the wall.

The children were eating paint off the wall to live.

Ashley Wilcott, I have prosecuted and investigated so many child abuse cases, not just child molestation, but child abuse as well where children were burned with cigarettes and beaten into an irreversible coma.

This is hurting my heart so much. The children Ashley were eating the paint off the walls.

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