Overview
- The victim, now 18, escaped on May 8 with the help of a neighbor after years of confinement and abuse starting in 2018.
- Prosecutors allege the victim was confined in a dog crate, padlocked bathroom, and bare room with an alarm system to prevent escape.
- Branndon Mosley, a SEPTA train conductor, is also charged with sexually assaulting the victim and conditioning basic needs on compliance.
- Authorities discovered squalid living conditions, numerous animals, and a second minor in the home; the second child's welfare is under investigation.
- Spencer and Mosley were arrested on May 11 and remain in custody, facing charges including kidnapping, aggravated assault, and criminal restraint.