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An Oklahoma mom and dad each face a long stay behind bars after a jury recommended a sentence of 130 years each following the pair’s conviction for what a police officer termed the “worst case of child abuse ” he’d seen. The 9-month-old twin girls of parents Aislyn Miller, 24, and Kevin Fowler, 25
A set of Oklahoma parents are facing a long prison sentence after a jury recommended 130 years each after the two were convicted for what a police officer called the "worst case of child abuse " he'd ever seen.
© Provided by Hearst Television, Inc. Two Oklahoma parents will spend the rest of their lives in prison after being convicted of child neglect for allowing their four children to live in filthy conditions.
The Tulsa World reports that 24-year-old Aislyn Miller and 25-year-old Kevin Fowler were sentenced Monday to consecutive terms amounting to 130 years in prison.
A Department of Human Services investigator testified that Miller and Fowler's residence was found with cat feces smeared across walls and maggots in their daughters' playpen. Investigators say 9-month-old twin girls were found each weighing only about 8 pounds.
An Owasso police officer wrote in a report it was the "worst case of child abuse" he and medical workers had ever seen.
Miller and Fowler told authorities they felt overwhelmed taking care of the children with limited help while working long hours
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An Oklahoma mom and dad each face a long stay behind bars after a jury recommended a sentence of 130 years each following the pair’s conviction for what a police officer termed the “worst case of child abuse ” he’d seen. The 9-month-old twin girls of parents Aislyn Miller, 24, and Kevin Fowler, 25
Couple Possibly Facing 130 Years for 'Worst Case of Child Abuse - popculture.comA set of Oklahoma parents are facing a long prison sentence after a jury recommended 130 years each after the two were convicted for what a police officer called the "worst case of child abuse " he'd ever seen.
Oklahoma parents sentenced to 130 years in child abuse case - www.mysanantonio.comThe Tulsa World reports that 24- year -old Aislyn Miller and 25- year -old Kevin Fowler were sentenced Monday to consecutive terms amounting to 130 years in prison. An Owasso police officer wrote in a report it was the "worst case of child abuse " he and medical workers had ever seen.
130 - year sentences recommended for parents convicted of ‘worst - www.crimeonline.comAn Oklahoma jury recommended a mother and father each be sentenced to 130 years after they were convicted of the “worst case of child abuse ” a local police officer said he had Jurors recommended each parent each serve 30 years in prison on the first four counts and 10 years on the fifth count.
Oklahoma woman formerly named DHS Adoptive Parent of the Year - kfor.comJury recommends 130 years for two Oklahomans accused in ‘worst case of child abuse ’ nurses say they’ve ever seen. Former Oklahoma minister sentenced in child pornography case .
Couple accused in ‘worst case of child abuse ’ nurses say | KFOR.com - kfor.comThis week, a judge agreed with the jury and sentenced Miller and Fowler to 130 years in prison, each. News. Oklahoma woman formerly named DHS Adoptive Parent of the Year gets prison time in child abuse case .
Oklahoma parents face 130 years for abusing twin daughters - www.dailymail.co.ukA couple has been told to face 130 years in prison each over the sickening abuse of their emaciated nine-month-old twin daughters. Aislyn Miller, 24, and Kevin Fowler, 25, were convicted of five counts of felony child neglect each on Friday in Owasso, Oklahoma .
130 Years in Prison Recommended for Okla. Parents Convicted in - www.cetusnews.comAn Oklahoma mom and dad each face a long stay behind bars after a jury recommended a sentence of 130 years each following the pair’s conviction for what a police officer termed the “worst case of child abuse ” he’d seen. The 9-month-old twin girls of parents Aislyn Miller, 24, and Kevin Fowler, 25
Jury recommends 130 years for two Oklahomans accused | KFOR.com - kfor.comThe jury recommended the couple serve 130 years in prison, according to the Tulsa World. Their official sentencing is scheduled for November 13. News. Oklahoma woman formerly named DHS Adoptive Parent of the Year gets prison time in child abuse case .
Parents Could Get 130 Years For Abusing Twin Daughters - www.opposingviews.comOklahoma police called it the "worst case of child abuse " they had ever seen. Now, the two parents involved could each serve up to 130 years in prison. A jury in Tulsa, Oklahoma , recommended that both parents be sentenced to 30 years for the first four counts of child neglect and 10 years on the
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