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   A cruel Pennsylvania couple kept their three young sons locked   
   in an empty coal cellar called “the hole” for days at a time,   
   police said.   
      
   Richard Hayes, 37, of Mount Oliver, and Natosha Bell, 26, of   
   Rankin, were arrested Wednesday at McClure Elementary School in   
   White Oak, where Hayes’ 11-year-old son refused to get into his   
   car at dismissal time, according to a criminal complaint   
   obtained by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.   
      
   The frightened boy said he didn’t want to be handcuffed again as   
   he clung to a school employee, a witness told police.   
      
   Hayes opened the minivan’s door and a school employee spotted   
   the couple’s two other children, ages 7 and 10, both in   
   handcuffs, according to the complaint.   
      
   White Oak police detained the couple and said Hayes also had a   
   loaded handgun with him. Allegheny County police took the three   
   boys into emergency custody and they later told authorities at a   
   hospital of the brutal treatment they endured, according to the   
   complaint.   
      
   Cops said Hayes is the father of the two older boys, while Bell   
   is the mother of the 7- and 10-year-old boys. The three   
   youngsters each said they were locked in “the hole” for several   
   days at a time. One child claimed he was held captive for an   
   entire weekend, the complaint states.   
      
   Detectives later found evidence backing up the abuse claims at   
   Hayes’ home, WPXI reported.   
      
   Police said “the hole” was actually an empty coal cellar that   
   had no lights or water and a concrete floor.   
      
   Another room in the basement was also referred to as “the cell,”   
   the boys told police while describing the bucket they were   
   forced to use as a toilet. The 7-year-old boy said he was locked   
   away in the room without mattresses or pillows for taking food   
   when he was hungry, the complaint states.   
      
   The 7-year-old also said Hayes forced his head underwater in a   
   bathtub, which he admitted to investigators, according to the   
   complaint. Hayes also reportedly told cops he made the three   
   boys sleep on a basement floor and that he had handcuffed them   
   at times.   
      
   The couple is facing 14 charges in all, including aggravated   
   assault, false imprisonment and child endangerment. Hayes was   
   also charged with possessing a weapon on school property.   
      
   A judge denied bail Thursday for Hayes. The status of Bell’s   
   bail was not immediately available, the Tribune-Review reported   
   Thursday.   
      
   “This is perhaps one of the most serious incidents of child   
   abuse I’ve seen in my career,” Allegheny County Police Inspector   
   Michael Peairs told KDKA. “If it weren’t for the 11-year-old   
   refusing to enter the vehicle and the school officials and   
   police officers — if they hadn’t noticed what was going on and   
   the red flags and indicators — the abuse could have continued.”   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/05/07/pennsylvania-couple-young-sons-   
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