Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: August 25, 2011 
  
 "It's not right. We let a murderer go free." says Laurie Darnell, a relative. 
  
 Laurie Darnell says it's outrageous her step-son and his girlfriend are going to prison even though they fully cooperated with investigators, unlike Casey Anthony who got off scott free. 
  
 "And she's gonna make millions. And his kids are gonna suffer without him," Darnell says. 
  
 Charles Darnell and Jaren Hare were both sentenced to 12 years in prison for manslaughter after 2-year-old Shaianna Hare was strangled to death by their pet python. 
  
 Their defense attorney said the jury was influenced by what happened during the Anthony trial. 
  
 "The jury wanted to make an example after Casey Anthony," says Rhiannon Arnold, Charles Darnell's defense attorney. 
  
 The couple plans to appeal the decision. 
  
 Darnell's attorney says the Anthony acquittal pressured the jurors to convict Darnell and Hare when the death of the child was just an accident. 
  
 "Certainly, the fact that our case went the week after Casey Anthony was acquitted of all charges, after going 31 days, allegedly, without claiming her child was missing definitely had an impact on my case, certainly," Arnold says. 
  
 But prosecutors told the judge what happened other cases had nothing to do with the fact that Darnell and Hare allowed the python to escape its tank repeatedly and never had a license to own a wild animal. 
  
 "To the Casey Anthony case, I'm not concerned. I don't consider that. Just like i don't consider what occurred in the o.J. Simpson case years and years back," says the prosecutor. 
  
  ||||| Couple whose killer python crushed 2-year-old girl to death in crib sentenced to 12 years in prison 
  
 Joe Burbank/AP Charles Darnell, left, and Jaren Hare recieved 12 years in prison for murder, manslaughter and child neglect. The couple's burmese python killed Hare's 2-year-old daughter in 2009. 
  
 A Florida couple whose killer python crushed the woman's 2-year-old toddler to death in her crib will each serve 12 years in prison, a judge said Wednesday. 
  
 Jaren Hare, 21, and boyfriend Charles Darnell, 34, were convicted last month of murder, manslaughter and child neglect. 
  
 The horrific tragedy unfolded two years ago in Oxford, Fla., when the couple's pet Burmese python slithered into Hare's daughter's crib and strangled the child. 
  
 The python, Gypsy, was severely underweight and tried to eat the child whole, a medical examiner testified. 
  
 Snake handlers also testified that the couple didn't house the 8-and-a-half foot python properly. 
  
 It's 200 gallon tank only had a quilt for a lid and was kept just 12 feet from baby Shaianna Hare's room, which did not have a door. 
  
 Hare's mother testified against her, saying that she warned the couple about the killer snake and even offered to buy it and lock it up properly. 
  
 Jurors shot down the defense's claim that the slaying was an accident. 
  
 "Even under the most remote circumstances, it was possible that the child could be injured. And it was their duty to make sure that there was no possibility that a 2-year-old would be bitten or in any way harmed," the jury's foreman told Florida's WFTV television. 
  
 The couple faced up to 35 years in prison. 
  
 With News Wire Services 
  
  
  
 Experts testified that the couple's Burmese python, like the one pictured above, was malnourished and hungry when it attacked the child. (AP) |||||
Output:
A Florida couple whose pet Burmese python crushed the woman's 2-year-old daughter to death have been sentenced to 12 years in prison each on manslaughter and child neglect charges. Experts testified that the 8-foot-long snake was severely underweight and had tried to eat the child whole, reports the New York Daily News. The python's tank had only a quilt for a lid and it had escaped 10 times in the two months before it killed the toddler. The couple's lawyer claimed that they were found guilty because the jury wanted to make an example of somebody after Casey Anthony's acquittal, reports WCTV. The prosecutor told the judge that the case had everything to do with the couple's negligence and nothing to do with Anthony. "To the Casey Anthony case, I'm not concerned. I don't consider that. Just like I don't consider what occurred in the OJ Simpson case years and years back," he said.