Growing Up in ‘The Wolfpack’: Life Locked Inside a NYC Apartment for Years
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Inside a Lower East Side housing project, a family of seven children spent most of their lives in confinement from the outside world. "We were forbidden to communicate with anybody unless we were told otherwise," Narayana Angulo told ABC News' Elizabeth Vargas. Narayana lived there with his oldest and only sister Visnu, his twin brother Govinda, and his other brothers Bhagavan, Mukunda, Krisna and Jagadesh. But their mom Susanne , pictured here as a teen, had a different childhood growing up in Indiana.
