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Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson has joined the investigation of a child abuse case in Vinton County, involving 16 children found living in severely neglected conditions in a small room. Four adults from the Siders family face multiple felony counts of child endangerment, with the case drawing national attention and a court-ordered gag that limits discussion of evidence. Wilson emphasized support from his office to local prosecutors and highlighted ongoing discussions about improving child welfare systems, including increasing foster care options and preventing cases of neglect.
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