SCOUT· 61%56m·2026-10-10·True Crime21 Babies, a $3 Million Mansion & the Secret Nobody Was Supposed to See | Surrogacy House of Horrors
Twenty-one children. A $3.2 million mansion. And surrogates who say the family they helped create was nothing like the one they were promised. In this episode of Hidden True Crime, Lauren Matthias examines the disturbing Arcadia, California, “house of horrors” case involving Guojun and Silvia Shasha Zhang. Prosecutors…
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