Kristina Lee Reilly
Name: Kristian Lee Reilly Wanted: letting children live in sewage
Position: Mother Location: Sarasota Florida
James McArdle, 29, and Kristina Lee Reilly, 26, both of the 300 block of Cowry Road, now face charges of child neglect, cruelty to animals, abandonment of animals and creating unsanitary nuisances injurious to health — in addition to the child neglect and drug paraphernalia charges on which they were arrested last week."This is one of the worst cases we've encountered in a long time," Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Wendy Rose said Thursday. "It's unconscionable to most of us."On Sept. 13, deputies appeared at the couple's home to arrest Reilly on a warrant for failure to appear in court in connection with a larceny case. After appearing at the front door, Reilly reportedly asked to go back into the home to get cigarettes and a cell phone.After deputies followed her in, they say they were overwhelmed by the stench of feces and rot.They say they discovered two barely dressed children sleeping on a filthy mattress as well as sewage in the carpet from a backed-up septic tank.
*Side note: Detective Kim Northfield of the Sarasota County Florida Sheriff's Office, told me personally that she does not work with DCF. If DCF doing their job and following up on families that truly needed help maybe these children would not have been left in this situation.*
Parents accused of letting children live in sewage face more charges
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James McArdle, 29, and Kristina Lee Reilly, 26, both of the 300 block of Cowry Road, now face charges of child neglect, cruelty to animals, abandonment of animals and creating unsanitary nuisances injurious to health — in addition to the child neglect and drug paraphernalia charges on which they were arrested last week.
"This is one of the worst cases we've encountered in a long time," Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Wendy Rose said Thursday. "It's unconscionable to most of us."
On Sept. 13, deputies appeared at the couple's home to arrest Reilly on a warrant for failure to appear in court in connection with a larceny case. After appearing at the front door, Reilly reportedly asked to go back into the home to get cigarettes and a cell phone.
After deputies followed her in, they say they were overwhelmed by the stench of feces and rot.
They say they discovered two barely dressed children sleeping on a filthy mattress as well as sewage in the carpet from a backed-up septic tank.
*Side note: Detective Kim Northfield of the Sarasota County Florida Sheriff's Office, told me personally that she does not work with DCF. If DCF doing their job and following up on families that truly needed help maybe these children would not have been left in this situation.*
*Side note: Detective Kim Northfield of the Sarasota County Florida Sheriff's Office, told me personally that she does not work with DCF. If DCF doing their job and following up on families that truly needed help maybe these children would not have been left in this situation.*
We do not advocate violence in any form we are only seeking information.
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