乔丹·图尔平说，虽然很难观看她和她姐姐接受美国广播公司新闻节目《黛安·索耶》的独家采访，但这也让他们感到骄傲

“它带回了很多东西，”21岁的乔丹·图尔平周一告诉《早安美国》。

“但我很高兴它就在那里，”她补充道，“所以人们知道他们有发言权，如果事情不对劲，他们可以畅所欲言。”

图尔平最大的兄弟姐妹，33岁的珍妮弗·图尔平说，“总会有出路的，我希望人们能从我们的故事中得到答案。希望总是有的，即使感觉什么都没有。”

美国广播公司新闻

2021年11月22日，姐妹俩詹妮弗和乔丹·图尔平出现在《早安美国》节目中。

2018年1月，当时17岁的乔丹·图尔平从加州佩里斯的家中逃出，将自己和12个兄弟姐妹从父母可怕的虐待和囚禁中解救出来，父母殴打、束缚和饥饿他们的孩子。

大卫和路易斯·图尔平后来承认了包括酷刑和非法监禁在内的指控。2019年，他们被判处25年无期徒刑。

乔丹和詹妮弗·图尔平在接受索耶独家采访时首次讲述了他们的故事。黛安·索耶特别活动“逃离恐怖之家”现在正在Hulu上流式传输。

帮助姐姐准备越狱的詹妮弗·图尔平说，她在观看索耶采访时为乔丹感到“非常自豪”，能够听到乔丹令人痛心的911报警电话，并通过身体摄像头看到她与回应的警官的对话。

“我想这就是我哭得最厉害的原因，”她说。“我非常自豪。”

乔丹·图尔平说，他们从公众那里得到的支持“对我来说意义重大”

她说:“我的一生都认为我不重要，我不被爱。“我一直有我的兄弟姐妹，而且只有我的兄弟姐妹。所以当我看到别人关心我的时候，我甚至不知道该怎么想。我很难处理。”

但是美国广播公司新闻调查发现一些图尔平儿童自获救并被安置在该县照料以来，继续面临挑战和困难。他们中的一些人甚至再次面临殴打和虐待儿童的指控。

詹妮弗·图尔平在当地一家餐馆工作，正在创作她希望与世界分享的基督教流行音乐。她也梦想成为一名出版作家。

“我有自己的地方，我最近有了一辆车，”她说。“我有一只可爱的小猫和小兔子。我热爱我的工作，即使工作变得艰难。”

乔丹·图尔平一年就拿到了高中文凭，现在正在上大学。她说她希望成为一名励志演说家。

乔丹·图尔平说:“我一生都很难理解为什么，你知道，为什么一切都发生了。“如果我能用我所经历的去改变这个世界，那么我想那可以治愈我。”

What Turpin sisters hope public takes away from their Diane Sawyer interview

Jordan Turpin said while it was tough to watch her and her sister's exclusive interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer, which aired Friday night on "20/20," it also made them feel proud.

"It brought back a lot of stuff," Jordan Turpin, 21, told "Good Morning America" on Monday.

"But I'm just glad that it's out there," she added, so "people know that they have a voice and they can speak up if something's not right. "

The eldest Turpin sibling, 33-year-old Jennifer Turpin, said "there's always a way out, and I hope people get that from our story. There's always hope, even if it feels like there's none."

In January 2018, Jordan Turpin, then 17, escaped from her Perris, California, home, freeing herself and her 12 siblings from a life of horrific abuse and captivity at the hands of their parents, who beat, shackled and starved their children.

David and Louise Turpin later pleaded guilty to charges including torture and false imprisonment. In 2019, they were sentenced to 25 years to life.

Jordan and Jennifer Turpin told their story for the first time in an exclusive interview with Sawyer.The Diane Sawyer special event, "Escape From A House Of Horror,"is now streaming on Hulu.

Jennifer Turpin, who helped her sister prepare for the escape, said she was "so proud" of Jordan while watching the Sawyer interview, and able to hear Jordan's harrowing 911 call and see her conversation with the responding officers via body camera.

"I think that's why I cried the hardest," she said. "I couldn't have been more proud."

Jordan Turpin said the support they've received from the public "means so much to me."

"My whole life I thought that I didn't matter and I wasn't loved," she said. "I've always had my siblings and only my siblings. So when I see other people care about me, I don't even know what to think. It's hard for me to process."

Butan ABC News investigation found thatsome of the Turpin children continue to face challenges and hardships since they were rescued and placed in the care of the county. Some of them have even faced assault and alleged child abuse again.

Jennifer Turpin is working at a local restaurant and is writing Christian pop music she hopes to share with the world. She also dreams of being a published author.

"I have my own place, I recently got a car," she said. "I have an adorable kitty cat and bunny. I love my job, even when it gets hard."

Jordan Turpin received her high school diploma in one year and is now taking college classes. She said she hopes to become a motivational speaker.

"My whole life has been so hard for me to understand why, you know, why everything has happened," Jordan Turpin said. "If I can use what I went