Three of the four mentally disabled people recently rescued from a dingy, urine-scented basement boiler room spoke about their harrowing experience locked in what some in the media have dubbed the dungeon of horrors.
"That was real dirty of you. That was wrong," a tearful Derwin McLemire told CNN affiliate KYW Monday, talking about her alleged captors.
McLemire was one of four people found locked in a sub-basement room Saturday, with no food and only a bucket for a toilet, police said. The pitch-black, 15-foot-by-6-foot space houses what police described as a boiler used to heat the building. A penetrating stench of urine and feces still hung in the chamber days after the discovery. McLemire was found chained to the boiler, authorities said.
The alleged victims said they were beaten and were afraid of the suspects in the case.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/18/justice/pennsylvania-disabled-chained/?hpt=us_c2
"That was real dirty of you. That was wrong," a tearful Derwin McLemire told CNN affiliate KYW Monday, talking about her alleged captors.
McLemire was one of four people found locked in a sub-basement room Saturday, with no food and only a bucket for a toilet, police said. The pitch-black, 15-foot-by-6-foot space houses what police described as a boiler used to heat the building. A penetrating stench of urine and feces still hung in the chamber days after the discovery. McLemire was found chained to the boiler, authorities said.
The alleged victims said they were beaten and were afraid of the suspects in the case.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/18/justice/pennsylvania-disabled-chained/?hpt=us_c2