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A Vinton County judge issued a gag order in the case of Gary Siders Jr., one of four individuals charged with child endangerment after 16 children were found living in neglectful conditions in their home. The order prohibits public officials, attorneys, and court personnel from commenting on the case to ensure a fair trial by limiting pretrial publicity. The charges follow a search of the family's residence, revealing the children were kept in deplorable conditions, leading officials to describe the situation as comparable to third-world living standards.
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