Mandy Molina & BF Larry Hillyer Charged, Cops Say Children Lived In Filth And Not Fed

**Whisper** · February 5th, 2012, 05:31 PM

Beaver Dam Mother, Boyfriend Charged With Child Abuse, Neglect
Officers Say Children Lived In Filth And Went Hungry

BEAVER DAM, Wis. -- A disturbing case of child abuse has come out of Dodge County.
A mother and her boyfriend are charged with multiple counts of child abuse and neglect.
Police said officers discovered three children living in filth at a Beaver Dam home.
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Officers reported garbage strewn throughout the house and no heat running.
Records also detailed abuse the children suffered, from getting pushed down the stairs to going hungry.
Larry Hillyer, Jr. faces two felony counts of physical abuse of a child and being party to a crime.
Police also reported that one of the children, a one-year-old, had some type of bruising on his cheeks and blisters on his feet and knuckles.
One of the other children told police that "God" had burned the toddler.
"God" meant Hillyer, according to the complaint.
Police say they know where the 44-year-old is in order to arrest him.
The mother of the children, Mandy Molina, faces two felony counts of failure to prevent bodily harm to a child as well as three misdemeanors of child neglect.
Police are searching for the 33-year-old mother, but in the meantime, the three children have been placed with their birth fathers.

http://www.channel3000.com/news/30381794/detail.html

**Dakota Valkyrie** · February 5th, 2012, 05:41 PM

LOL I was just working on this one. Dang! Did find more info... disturbing & disgusting!!!!

According to the criminal complaints, police responded to the home on Jan. 20 at 11 p.m. after a relative of the mother contacted them and said she was concerned about the woman and the children. Police saw the children sleeping on a sofa through a window. The children did not wake as police knocked on the door. Police eventually opened the unlocked door in an attempt to make sure the children were fine.

Police made contact with a 7-year-old girl, and two boys, 12 and 1. The 1-year-old was directly under where the 12-year-old was sleeping on the three cushion couch. They all had numerous blankets on them, but the home was not heated.

According to the criminal complaint, the 1-year-old had been lying on a stick of butter and a half eaten apple. Police also saw several broken eggs near a chair with the carton of eggs also nearby. Rotten food, garbage and cigarette butts were found all over the living room. Dirty dishes and rotting food were found in the kitchen and the kitchen table was covered in debris.

The 12-year-old had dried egg on his head. According to the criminal complaints, he told police that Hillyer had put it there.

Blisters were found on the feet of the 1 year old.

Police searched for adults in the upstairs of the residence. They found additional food, a deli bag of meat, in the hallway upstairs along with clothes and other items on the stairs.

Hillyer and the mother were found in a room underneath a blanket.

According to the criminal complaint, police tried to communicate with the two, but were unable to do so because they were not able to comprehend anything nor cared about the questions being asked of them.

Beaver Dam EMS was called to transport the two to Beaver Dam Community Hospital for medical evaluation. Police believed the two were under the influence of something other than alcohol.

The children were released to their fathers and they both took the children to BDCH to be evaluated.

Police contacted the children at the hospital. They saw bruising on the 1-year-old's cheeks as well as additional blisters across his knuckles. According to the criminal complaint, officers were told by the 7-year-old that ‘god' (a name Hillyer called himself) had burned the 1-year-old and threw eggs at the 12-year-old. The girl also showed the officers a scrape on her abdomen and told officers that she got it when Hillyer threw her down stairs.

The girl told officers that she had not eaten in a long time. According to the complaint, she told officers that Hillyer had forced tobacco in her mouth and that she had spit it out on the floor. She told officers that she was also burnt on her feet. The complaint says that the 12-year-old told officers his mother did not protect them from Hillyer and they had not eaten for two days before police arrived.
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http://www.wiscnews.com/bdc/news/loc...9bb2963f4.html

**Whisper** · February 5th, 2012, 05:43 PM

lol then just put my small paragraph with your b/c I couldnt find anything,pics nothing

omg thats so fucking gross
And made to call him GOD
love to have people like this in a room for 10 minutes
I may be small but I think pissed off enough I could do some damage

**Dakota Valkyrie** · February 5th, 2012, 05:49 PM

I couldn't find pics either. No social networks or anything... not that they don't have them - just couldn't find 'em. Maybe when they hit the courts we'll see what they look like.

**colliefreak** · February 5th, 2012, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by Dakota Valkyrie

I couldn't find pics either. No social networks or anything... not that they don't have them - just couldn't find 'em. Maybe when they hit the courts we'll see what they look like.

I suspect obethe and cross eyed.

**Dakota Valkyrie** · February 19th, 2012, 05:01 PM

A Beaver Dam man who allegedly referred to himself as "God" while burning a 1-year-old child with a lighter has been charged.

Bail was set at $25,000 Wednesday for Larry D. Hillyer Jr., 44, on two counts of child abuse — crimes that carry a maximum potential penalty of six years in prison.

His girlfriend, Mandy S. Molina, 33, of West Bend, is free after posting $2,000 in a case involving three counts of neglecting a child and two counts of failure to prevent child abuse.
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A hospital employee said injuries to the 1-year-old's lip and ears were from being dragged by those body parts.

The 7-year-old told investigators that Hillyer put tobacco in her mouth, held a knife to her throat and pushed her down stairs.

When asked where her mother was when she was pushed, the girl said Molina was reading the Bible to her brother. When the girl told the mother that Larry pushed her, the mother said, "That's not Larry. That's God."

http://www.postcrescent.com/apps/pbc...=2012302170026