my four younger siblings are living in springville.e days. so i was curious if someone could go check on them. they never find a problem but it keeps happening. >> i'll have an officer give you a call back. >> we returned to the home multiple occasions to try to speak with the mother and/or the children. they would not answer the door. they sought a warrant to try to get into the home. the warrant was not approved. it was frustrating at the time because we weren't able to gather any evidence that criminal activity had occurred. >> abc news reached out to dcfs and they declined to comment, citing privacy concerns. utah's child welfare legislative oversight panel has the authority to investigate cases like this, but so far, no investigation has been opened. the day after her arrest, ruby is being held at purgatory correctional facility. according to jail call records, she places several calls to kevin. ruby seems to be defending her treatment of their kids. >> i do feel strong. i feel calm. and you know what? adults have a really hard ti

she leaves her two teen girls back in the springville home.lly moves in with the family therapist, taking her two youngest children with her in ivins, utah. >> juju: the investigation later revealing what went on behind those closed doors. >> "r" shared his side of the story of what happened inside the home. how he had to stand in the sun for hours a day and sleep outside. how he was deprived of food and water. he disclosed there was a set of silver and a set of black handcuffs used. when we found these items, it really corroborated our story. >> juju: the prosecutor showed us photographs of deep wounds from the hand can you haves, what he describes as torture. we want to warn you, the image you're about to see is graphic. this is not a one-time injury? >> this is injury on top of injury. this was happening for weeks. >> juju: more evidence of the abuse is documented by ruby herself in her personal journal found by the police. it's a sheaf of papers documenting the summer day by day. 7-eleven-23, tuesday, "r" was told to stand in the sun with

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