Teacher Points Out Blood Stain On Quadruplet Sister, Subsequently Finds Dad Abuses Them

Oct 04, 2021 by apost team

Having a child is probably the biggest thing a person can do with many couples believing that having a baby is a blessing. They are filled with joy and love that they helped bring a human being into the world and plan on doing everything they can to nurture them.

Unfortunately, however, not every child receives the kind of attention that a growing kid needs. The result of this can be a difficult childhood and sometimes even lead to children ending up in the foster care system.

Sadly, that was the case for four sisters who happen to be quadruplets. Known as the Lucci quadruplets, the four sisters named Bianca, Madison, Tiffany and Paris were born and raised in Beverly Hills and admitted into the foster care system at 13-years-old after neglect and abuse from their biological parents.

In a video they released in 2016, the girls opened up about their experiences, laying what happened out for the world to know. Since their story is an incredibly shocking one, it's since become well known and is a cautionary tale for others. In the video, the girls speak about how a teacher was the first to enquire when something didn't seem right. This led to the police being involved and eventually leading to them being placed in foster care.

While they had their fair share of difficulties in the foster system, they eventually ended up in a loving home and had the support of their teachers who helped mentor them. All four girls went on to graduate from high school and enroll in college.

Below you will read the story of the Lucci quadruplets and learn how much they endured while growing up. 

The Lucci quadruplets' story begins with the four girls — Bianca, Madison, Tiffany and Paris Lucci — living in a massive home in Beverly Hills. They had successful parents, a swimming pool and seemed to have a picture-perfect life. But behind the scenes, their lives were falling apart. Their father was a football coach and was extremely abusive towards them. He would beat, starve and neglect them every chance he could get while showing love and affection toward his sons.

The turning point happened when one of the girls' teachers saw dry, red blood on her forehead and asked how it got there. The girl, thinking that her teacher wouldn't tell anyone, told her the truth. Soon enough, the police were called and asked her to call her father on speakerphone. They told her to tell him she would be late getting home and the police were stunned at how unreasonably angry the father got with her. She stayed at the school until 8 pm when her mom came to get her. The girls' mom shared stories of her husbands’ abusive nature to the authorities, leading them to place a restraining order against him, but it only lasted seven days. 

Meanwhile, another sister discussed how their father broke her arm once by making her pick up a photo that was on the floor while he was standing in front of it. As she tried to get it, he pushed her down causing her arm to break. He then lied to hospital workers and told them she slipped. As the girls tell their stories, it's clear they've had an incredibly difficult life. 

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With regard to the quadruplets' mother, she was on a lot of medications and had a few disorders. One of the girls woke up to find her leaving the house and when she asked where her mom was going, she said to get them more presents. She asked her to promise to come back. She never did. Subsequently, the girls ended up in the foster care system thereafter. The sisters also discuss how they had to move from one home to another, leading to difficulties in making friends. They express their feelings on the foster care system, saying how some foster parents are only focused on the checks they receive.

Furthermore, even though they were in the system, their father would continue to ruin their lives. Any time they ended up in a nice home, he would contact the foster family and tell them the girls were horrible. This would cause the parents to reject them and send them back to the group home.

Eventually, however, the quadruplets would find a family that treated them like their own. They received love, affection and encouragement. The teachers in their high school knew of their background and mentored them. They let each girl know that they can be successful and taught them the tools needed to start their journey towards a better life. All of the girls are happy that they ended up in the foster care system. If they had stayed with their parents, they would probably still be living miserable lives with no education or hope. 

In a local news article from 2015, it was reported that despite statistics, the girls had all graduated from high school and enrolled in college after being honored with scholarships given to high-achieving foster kids.  

What do you think of the Lucci quadruplets' story? Do you know of someone who was brought up in foster care? Pass this on to those you know to spread their story that thankfully has a positive ending.