4 Children rescued from public housing unit with drugs, debauchery and a dead body

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4 Children rescued from public housing unit with drugs, debauchery and a dead body
06/27/2023 // Laura Harris // 1.4K Views
 

Four children were rescued from terrible living conditions at a public housing apartment in South Boston.

According to Breitbart, officers from the Boston Fire Department (BFD) and the Boston Police Department (BPD) responded to a distress call at the Mary Ellen McCormack Housing complex on the morning of June 17. While the officers were initially responding to a medical emergency – a man at the unit who had gone into cardiac arrest – they found something more at the apartment unit.

First responders found the body of a dead man, allegedly the one requiring medical attention, inside the apartment with "extremely unsanitary" conditions. Approximately six adult males dressed in women's garb were also in the apartment. Moreover, four children aged between five and 10 years old were reportedly found hidden in a back bedroom.

https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-06-27-4-children-rescued-public-housing-drugs-debauchery.html

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From a Boston TV news station almost a week ago:

‘Cry for help’: City councilor calls for answers after kids found in ‘house of horrors’ after death

https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/heard-cry-help-city-councilor-calls-answers-after-kids-found-unsanitary-apartment/A5UJ2GJDERAYHEMOLLP5MGRO44/

BOSTON — A Boston city councilor is calling for answers after children were found inside a public housing apartment where an adult died that has been described to her as a house of horrors.

The children have since been taken into state custody, state officials said.

First responders were called to the Mary Ellen McCormack Complex, operated by the Boston Housing Authority, for a person not breathing, but that’s not all they found when they entered a top floor apartment, said Boston city councilor Erin Murphy.

“A lot of drug paraphernalia and sex toys all around and then one of the firefighters said that they heard a cry for help,” said Murphy. “That there were four children in the back room, and I am hearing that the adults in the apartment were not wanting first responders to go back when they heard kids crying for help, so that is very disturbing to me.”

Murphy wants the Boston Housing Authority to answer questions about how a situation like this happened in publicly-funded housing.