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   UPDATE at 11:17 p.m: Huntsman and Curiel did not enter a plea at   
   their arraignment on child abuse charges on Monday. There will   
   be a further arraignment and bail reveiw this afternoon at   
   Plumas County Superior Court in Quincy.   
      
   UPDATE, 10:30 a.m.   
      
   Huntsman and Curiel are being held in Plumas County Jail in lieu   
   of $1 million bail each.   
      
   UPDATE, 10 a.m.   
      
   Autopsies on the two children found dead in a Redding storage   
   unit Monday will likely be conducted Wednesday, a Shasta County   
   Coroner's Office official said this morning.   
      
   Two adults have been charged with mayhem, torture and murder in   
   relation to the kids' death and the alleged torture of another   
   child who's still alive.   
      
   UPDATE, 9:50 a.m.   
      
   Employees at Enterprise Stor-All this morning refused to comment   
   on the case of two children found dead in one of their units   
   Monday.   
      
   "I can't help you," the employee - who did not identify herself -   
    said several times to the Record Searchlight.   
      
   The children were found dead in one of the units on Monday   
   morning in a case that has ties to both Salinas and Plumas   
   County.   
      
   Authorities don't believe the killings - and the alleged torture   
   of another child - happened in Redding.   
      
   The suspects, Tami Joy Huntsman and Gonzalo Curiel, reportedly   
   live in Quincy and recently moved from Salinas.   
      
   They were arrested last week.   
      
   UPDATE, 9:42 a.m. Television station KSBW reports that the Tami   
   Joy Huntsman was an extended relative of the three young victims   
   and may have had temporary custody of them.   
      
   One girl who was found badly beaten and emaciated is in a   
   Northern California hospital and underwent surgery, according to   
   KSBW.   
      
   The injured girl and the two children found dead in a storage   
   unit in Redding were siblings, according to KSBW.   
      
   UPDATE, 8:58 a.m.   
      
   Redding Police confirm the two deceased children were found at   
   Enterprise Stor-All at 2887 Tarmac Road in Redding.   
      
   During their investigation of child abuse and neglect regarding   
   the 9-year-old, Plumas County Sheriff's deputies learned that   
   Tami Joy Huntsman and Gonzalo Curiel may have  been connected to   
   two deceased children in a storage unit in Redding, according to   
   Lt. Pete Brindley with Redding Police.   
      
   Redding police received the information and opened the storage   
   unit, Brindley said.   
      
   Huntsman and Curiel have not yet been charged in Shasta County.   
      
   On Monday night, Salinas police searched a home that belonged to   
   the suspects in the Monterey County city, according to the   
   Montery County Weekly.   
      
   That newspaper also reported that Huntsman is the sister of a   
   Santa Cruz man who set a fire that grew into the King City fire   
   in 2014.   
      
   UPDATE AS OF 8:30 A.M.: Law enforcement officials in Plumas   
   County, where Huntsman and Curiel were arrested Friday, said   
   they initially found a 9-year-old girl who was emaciated and   
   showed signs of torture beyond anything they had seen before.   
      
   “This has shaken my staff to the core,” Plumas County Sheriff   
   Greg Hagwood told the Plumas County News. "That little girl had   
   been subjected to the most unspeakable measure of torture for an   
   extended period of time.”   
      
   According to Redding Police the 9-year-old is in Protective   
   Child Custody and receiving treatment in Sacramento.   
      
   The newspaper reported that two older children, 12-year-old male   
   and female twins, were found at a home where the suspects were   
   staying with a friend, and have been placed in foster care.   
      
   Curiel told investigators where to find the two younger children   
   after intensive questioning, according to the Plumas County   
   News. Contrary to previous reports that the two were found   
   Monday morning, the newspaper reported that the storage unit   
   lock was broken Sunday night and the two bodies discovered.   
      
   They were identified as a 3-year-old girl and a  6-year-old boy.   
      
   Read more in the Plumas County News.   
      
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   Two children were found dead in a storage unit in Redding as   
   authorities investigate a child abuse case out of Plumas County.   
      
   Tami Joy Huntsman, 39, and Gonzalo Curiel, 17, both of Quincy,   
   were arrested on Friday on charges of felony child abuse,   
   torture and mayhem, according to a news release issued by the   
   Redding Police Department. The two had recently moved from   
   Salinas.   
      
   The two were arrested on charges related to abusing one child,   
   and as Plumas County authorities further investigated the case,   
   they went to a storage unit in Redding and discovered the bodies   
   of two more children, according to the news release.   
      
   The Montery County Weekly quotes a source saying the bodies were   
   found Monday morning.   
      
   Redding Police Lt. Pete Brindley said the two dead children have   
   not been identified yet.   
      
   Autopsies are pending.   
      
   According to a story on MonteryCountyWeekly.com, word of the   
   killings first broke on a Facebook page for a neighborhood watch   
   group in Salinas.   
      
   The Monterey County Weekly said Salinas Police Chief Kelly   
   McMillin said the killings did not take place in Salinas and had   
   no further comment.   
      
   The Redding Police Department, Plumas County Sheriff's Office   
   and the Salinas Police Department are working together on the   
   case, according to Lt. Pete Brindley.   
      
   Monterey County authorities are looking into a connection there.   
   Read more in the Monterey Weekly.   
      
   http://www.redding.com/news/local/RPD-Two-kids-found-dead-in-   
   Redding-storage-unit-362392831.html   
         
      
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