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Mansfield woman pleads guilty to producing sexually explicit videos of a 9-year-old child.

Marisa Witkop, 31, faces up to 120 years in federal prison after admitting to creating and distributing child exploitation material—sentencing set for June 9.
https://dallasexpress.com/crime/mansfield-woman-pleads-guilty-to-producing-explicit-videos-of-9-year-old-faces-120-years/
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Mansfield Woman Pleads Guilty To Producing Explicit Videos Of 9-Year-Old, Faces 120 Years Mansfield woman Marisa Witkop pleads guilty to producing child po*******hy, facing up to 120 years in prison.

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