Where is Jordan Turpin now?

JORDAN Turpin has opened up about the abuse she and her siblings suffered at the hands of their parents and how she escaped.

Turpin, now 21, told ABC's Diane Sawyer she was "close to death so many times" and said escaping her home was a "now-or-never" situation.

Where is Jordan Turpin now?

Turpin stayed tight-lipped about her life post-rescue but did say she felt "so free. Like wow, this is life".

Beecham, who prosecuted the Turpin case, told People magazine that all of the siblings "are happy".

He said they were "moving on with their lives", with one graduating college, while several others either had jobs or were going to school.

He added: "Some of them are living independently, living in their own apartment, and have jobs and are going to school. Some volunteer in the community. They go to church.

"They still meet with each other, all 13 of them, so they'll meet somewhere kind of discreet."

He added that many have changed their names to avoid being recognized.

What happened to Jordan Turpin and her siblings?

Turpin rescued herself and her 12 siblings from captivity and starvation at the hands of her parents when she called the cops on them back in 2018.

She escaped their California home via a window and told cops that her siblings were being abused.

Turpin also recalled making her lucky escape.

"My whole body was shaking, I couldn't really dial," she said as she recounted the moment she dialled 911.

Speaking with a dispatcher, she said: "I just ran away from home because I live in a family of 15. OK? Can you hear me? And we have abusing parents. Did you hear that?"

When the dispatcher asked her to describe how her parents were abusing her and her siblings, she said: "OK, They hit us. They like to throw us across the room. They pull out hair. They yank out our hair. I have two… My two little sisters right now are chained up."

She said her parents would "literally kill me" if they found out she had escaped.

When cops arrived at the home, they found two siblings in chains on their bed and a house covered in filth and filled with the stench of human waste.

When is Jordan Turpin's Escape From A House Of Horror interview?

Turpin's interview will air on Friday, November 19, 2021, on ABC News.

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