True Crime Today | Daily True Crime News & Interviews27 Sep

Gary Siders Won’t Face a Jury — Elizabeth Wants WHAT?!

The Vinton County case involving 16 children has reached a legal split that could reshape every prosecution connected to it. Gary Siders Sr. has been found incompetent to stand trial and not restorable. His lawyer expects the case against him to end, while prosecutors still have the option of seeking civil commitment instead of continuing toward trial.

Gary Sr. was one of four adults charged after investigators found 16 children in a Hamden home on June 30. Authorities said most of the children had been confined to a small room under deplorable conditions. Seven were hospitalized and two were flown to trauma centers. Gary Sr. is now out on a recognizance bond with GPS monitoring.

Elizabeth Siders remains jailed and faces a broader set of charges. She has 19 child-endangerment counts and four additional felony counts involving a teenage relative, bringing the total to 23. She pleaded not guilty to the newer charges on September 16, and her combined bond stands at $550,000. Her defense has also requested a competency evaluation.

Gary Siders Jr. and Christina Siders requested evaluations as well. Competency is a procedural question, not a verdict on the underlying allegations, but it can decide whether a defendant ever reaches a jury. True Crime Today examines how one finding of incompetency has become the first major test for the entire Siders prosecution and what the court must decide next for the three remaining defendants.

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