Hi there, it's Deppu Roberts. And before we jump into this week's True Crime Vault, I want to let you know about a special new program airing on ABC about a story that we're going to revisit. My colleague Diane Sawyer is bringing us a fascinating update on the Turpin family. Now, you may remember the Turpins first shocked the world in 2018 when 13 children were saved from a house of

horror where they had suffered a lifetime of abuse and imprisonment. Well, Diane was the first to bring

viewers inside their experience when she interviewed two of the Turpin daughters and now three

more siblings who've never spoken out before are coming forward to tell their side of the Turpin daughters and now three more siblings who've never spoken out before

are coming forward to tell their side of the story. Don't miss The Turpins, a new house of

horror, a Diane Sawyer special event airing Tuesday, February 3rd on ABC and streaming next day

on Disney Plus and Hulu. And now here's our True Crime Vault episode on the Turpin family.

A security camera is rolling in a quiet suburban California neighborhood.

At the house across the street, in the shadows, someone quietly opens a window and slips out.

Watch, there.

A blurry figure stepping forward, a small, uncertain girl, heading one way. Then she turns, hesitates, and starts to run.

Clutching an old cell phone.

That was my only chance.

At least if something happened to me, at least I died trying.

Nine one emergency, what are you reporting?

Um, hello.

This is 911. Do you have an emergency?

Um, I just ran away from home.

Do you know what street you're on?

Um, no.

Uh, I just couldn't leave from home because I was in a family of 15, okay?

Can you hear me?

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