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The Pinskis are charged with endangering the life or health of a child, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison. They also face misdemeanor child-endangerment counts
-- each carrying up to a year in jail -- for what Gibbons said was their allowing the twins and three other children to live in "uninhabitable conditions which included piles of human and animal feces, broken glass debris and trash." "These children lived in filth and squalor," Gibbons said. The Pinskis' live-in mothers -- Shirley Pinski, 47, and Rebecca Kennedy, 61
-- also face misdemeanor endangerment counts. Online court records do not show whether the two women have attorneys yet. Gibbons said that since Lukas' death, an investigation of suspected juvenile abuse or neglect at the family's home led child welfare officials to take temporary custody of Lukas' brother and three other children from the house: a 5-year-old boy and two girls, ages 3 and 1.
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