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Prison sentence for German couple who locked children in ‘house of horrors’

Prison sentence for German couple who locked children in ‘house of horrors’

A German couple has been sentenced to two years and ten months in prison in Spain for keeping their three children locked in a squalid home for several years. The children were rescued in April 2023 from the property in Northern Spain, which authorities described as a "horror house" due to its severe state of filth and neglect.

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