By Ashley Collman and Ryan Gorman and Laura Cox A girl who was just 10 years old when she was charged with killing a baby in her mother's care pleaded guilty on Wednesday to several misdemeanors in a plea deal. A judge signed off on the deal which dropped manslaughter charges against Kelli Murphy, now 12, in a closed-door hearing. As part of the deal, Murphy will submit to a treatment plan and remain in the custody of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services until she turns 18. 'I'm satisfied with the outcome. It was the best that we could accomplish given the complexities of the case and the age of the juvenile,' Deputy Attorney General William Stokes said.
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On Wednesday, Kelli Murphy pleaded guilty to several misdemeanor charges in a plea deal
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She was the youngest person charged with manslaughter in the state in more than 30 years, but those charges were dropped as part of the deal
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Murphy will undergo treatment and remain in the custody of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services until she's 18 years old
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She was only 10-years-old when first charged in the 2012 death of three-month-old Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway
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Foss-Greenway had traces of Murphy's ADHD medication in her system and may also have been suffocated
When @placeholder saw her daughter for the first time at a funeral home, the baby had a black eye, bruises on her nose and marks that looked like fingerprints on her cheeks, she said.