The Ohio couple accused of protecting 16 kids in a squalid “house of horrors” are now going through new baby intercourse abuse prices stemming from a separate investigation involving a younger relative, according to prosecutors.

A jury in Vinton County delivered the new indictments on Friday — two months after police raided their house in Hamden, Ohio, and found the inhumane, feces-covered setting Gary Siders Jr., 37, and Elizabeth Siders, 33, were dwelling in with their household on June 30.

“Law enforcement sought the DNA of Gary Siders Jr. related to the child sex abuse case,” county prosecutors advised reporters, including that serving these search warrants is what unexpectedly led authorities to the home where the 16 kids were dwelling.

Elizabeth Siders is seen in a reserving photograph on June 30, 2026. Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail

“Upon serving search warrants for the child sex abuse case, the existing condition of the 16 children at the Ohmer Street house became known,” prosecutors said, including that “the child sex abuse cases involve interfamily relations and do not pose a risk to the general public.”

The alleged younger relative sufferer of the abuse is not a member of the Siders’ rapid household, according to The Sun.

Elizabeth and Gary reportedly abused a minor more than 10 years youthful than them between January and September 2022.

They are charged with two counts of third-degree sexual battery and third-degree felony illegal sexual conduct with a minor in addition the baby endangerment prices.

A separate Hocking County investigation into the abuse of a minor by Josh Saunders, 23, and Brandon Henderson Sr., 40, implicated Gary Jr. and Elizabeth in comparable alleged conduct, according to 10WBNS.

“These indictments are the latest developments in the ongoing investigations, but our work is far from complete,” said Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson in a press launch.

Gary Siders Jr. is seen in a reserving photograph on June 30, 2026. Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail

“BCI is actively investigating these cases alongside the Vinton County Sheriff’s Office, and my office will continue to support Prosecuting Attorney William Archer as the legal process continues.”

Following the discovery of the “house of horrors,” Gary Jr. and Elizabeth were each indicted on 19 counts of baby endangerment, including second-degree felonies alleging the kids suffered severe bodily hurt.

Gary Jr.’s mother and father, Christina Siders, 68, and Gary Siders Sr., 73, face 19 and 16 baby endangerment counts, respectively, as prosecutors cost a number of authorized theories in the different for the situations inside the house.

The residence at 182 Ohmer St. in Hamden, Ohio, is proven on June 30, 2026. Grandparents Gary Siders Sr., 73, and Christina “Lynn” Siders, 67, were arrested alongside their son, Gary “Bub” Siders Jr., 36, and his spouse, Elizabeth Siders, 33, after authorities allegedly discovered kids, ages 1 to 18, dwelling in squalor and isolation inside a cramped 12-by-12 room at the house. (Obtained by NY Post) Obtained by NY Post

Counsel for Elizabeth, Thomas Stolly, wrote in a movement that she “is suffering from mental health issues and that competency may be an issue and a clear impediment to the defendant’s ability to assist in her own defense,” according to FOX8.

The kids, ranging in age from 18 months to 18 years, were discovered dwelling in squalor inside a cramped 12-by-12 room in a scene Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson described as “pure evil.”

The Vinton County Sheriff’s Office and the Vinton County Clerk’s Office did not instantly reply to The Post’s request for remark and documentation, respectively.