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Ryan says his ex-girlfriend starves and neglects their daughters and allows a friend to burn one of them with a cigarette; he also says she leaves them in the care of her stepfather, who he believes molested them.
Ryan says his ex-girlfriend starves and neglects their daughters and allows a friend to burn one of them with a cigarette; he also says she leaves them in the care of her stepfather, who he believes molested them.
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