Sickening video reveals Las Vegas house of horrors with starved, overwhelmed youngsters locked in cages

Sickening video reveals Las Vegas cops rescuing younger youngsters who have been allegedly battered, starved and put in cages by their mother and father.

One of many older youngsters was overwhelmed so badly that his father, Travis Doss, informed Las Vegas Metropolitan Police he believed the 11-year outdated was already lifeless, in line with courtroom transcripts obtained by TV station 8NewsNow.

The kid mentioned he was pressured to share what little meals he had together with his siblings and that he had not eaten for days, a detective on the case recalled.

“He saved saying that he was all the time hungry and that’s why he stole, after which he mentioned, ‘It’s meals that’s within the trash, so how is that even stealing?’ ” the detective mentioned, in line with a grand-jury transcript.

“And he saved saying that he wanted massive meals as a result of he was an enormous boy now and that he must share one giant fry from McDonald’s with like all six youngsters and simply that he was by no means by no means actually fed and that’s why he stole,” the cop recounted.

The detective informed the jury that the kid mentioned he was locked within the cage “all day, daily.”

Doss, who’s the daddy to seven youngsters, was indicted by a grand jury earlier this month on 40 expenses together with little one abuse, in line with courtroom information seen by The Submit.

The disturbing cop body-cam footage initially reveals officers coming into the tiny one-bedroom condo the place they discovered six youngsters — ages 2 to 11 — alone with two canines. Two of the kids, the 11-year outdated boy and his 9-year outdated brother, have been crouched inside a padlocked cage usually used for pets.

Cops mentioned the 11-year outdated boy had “two black eyes that have been swollen shut, a number of marks and bruises throughout his physique, and he was emaciated.”

The kid informed police his father had overwhelmed him with cords, belts and a pan.

Amanda Stamper, who’s the organic mom of the 2-year outdated little one and stepmother to the others, additionally was indicted and faces seven counts of kid abuse.

LVMPD body-cam footage confirmed the kids initially refused to open the door to cops for quarter-hour as a result of the youngsters have been instructed to not open the door for strangers.

“We’re not damage, we’re positive,” mentioned one of many youngsters within the video.

After a upkeep employee finally satisfied the kid to open the door, cops discovered the kids within the condo with canines.

Within the video, the 11-year outdated little one mentioned of his dad, “He hit my face within the cage as a result of I used to be squished up attempting to get out of the cage as a result of I didn’t do something and I used to be freaking out.”

One of many officers may very well be heard consoling a toddler, telling him, “You’re not a foul child, that is simply actually a crappy scenario. And we’re going to get you some assist. This isn’t going to occur once more.”

Doss allegedly informed police he had “no alternative” when requested why he positioned the kids within the cage.

In his Instagram, Doss, who’s a rapper who goes by the title “Entice Montana,” is seen rapping inside unique vehicles, mansions and casinos on the famed Las Vegas Strip.

In posts from September 2020, he’s seen together with his youngsters having fun with a seaside day in Santa Monica, Calif. One other put up from June 2019 reveals Doss fishing with 4 of the kids and Stamper smiling within the background.

Clark County prosecutors mentioned Stamper was a prostitute working beneath Doss, including that she knew her associate was abusing the kids.

Stamper’s public defender mentioned the mom additionally was a sufferer of Doss’s abuse. Stamper’s Instagram reveals a number of provocative photos of her within the nude and photographs of her new child child from two years in the past.

“If she had executed something, she would’ve been subjected to critical, critical abuse,” Stamper’s public defender mentioned in June.