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her adopted children.

DeAnna Musolf will begin serving her time in two weeks at the Waseca County jail. Prosecutors had sought a two year jail term.

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The couple lost custody of those girls, 7 and 9 at the time, and later lost parental rights to four other adopted special needs children ranging in age Nike Air Max Brown Suede

Jeff Musolf was earlier placed on probation for one year and ordered to perform community service for his role in the children's treatment.

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In making his parental rights termination decision in October 2011, Waseca County District Court Judge Larry Collins wrote in a court order that the Musolfs "engage in parenting practices that are physically and emotionally harmful."

Regarding the treatment of the two girls, Collins wrote there was clear and convincing evidence that as discipline for their behaviors they were confined to dark, bare bedrooms for extended periods, denied sufficient nourishment and clothing, punished by not being allowed into the bathroom for two days and prevented from attending school.

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from 6 12. The Musolfs also have four biological children.

Earlier this year Musolf and husband Jeff pleaded guilty under Alford plea conditions, which allow defendants to claim they are innocent while acknowledging that enough evidence exists to result in a conviction.

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