In a riveting video conference from Portage County Jail, Millie Weaver spoke exclusively with our own Tore about her arrest on Friday that went viral. In the audio clip below, Millie explains what her time has been like since being taken into custody late last week. Weaver was officially booked into the Portage County Jail on August 14, 2020 at 6:11 EDT.

The video conference opens with 29-year-old Weaver explaining what the living conditions are like in the jail. She described the lack of cleanliness in the facility, noting the sheets had women's hair woven in the threads, towels that smelled like mildew and how mentioned how cold they kept it in the jail. She goes on to explain how she was put in a holding tank with four other women and told to sit on the floor. Weaver says she's been denied soap and other hygiene products. When Tore explained that money had been put on her commissary books, Weaver said that inmates were only allowed to order from commissary on Mondays, so she's not had an opportunity to order her own hygiene products.

Tore says the jail banned Gavin Wince, (Millie's husband who was also arrested on the 14th) from having any phone calls because he showed documents to the liaison for the couple's lawyers over video conference that revealed a CPS hearing Monday morning before their arraignment in an attempt to remove the children from the family's home. Millie said that the CPS order was signed on August 15th, 2020.

Millie tells Tore that there is no evidence against them and she feels the way she's been treated is in retaliation for filming the police on her phone when they first came to the family home earlier in the week, which captured the name and badges of the officers. Millie says she was interviewed by the police and that they threatened to point guns at them and shoot them twice during the interrogation. Millie's husband called the sheriff's office to complain about their treatment. Gavin was planning to file an official report with the sheriff's office, but decided against doing so.

Footage of @Millie__Weaver being arrested earlier- no warrant shown?: pic.twitter.com/rHQYg3qV6U

— Haley Kennington (@kenningtonsays) August 14, 2020

Tore tells Millie during the video conference, "People are understanding that this is the first sealed indictment meant to shock the world."

Tore also further discussed the arrest on Saturday on her DLive channel which can be viewed here under replays: https://dlive.tv/p/toresays+C6_-jrSMR