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22:10Now PlayingChristin Donat entered a guilty plea in Indiana court after her 2-month-old baby was rushed to an emergency room, suffering from malnutrition and starvation. A social worker told investigators that the little boy looked like a Holocaust victim. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber spoke with former child abuse prosecutor Josh Corman about Donat’s shocking sentence.
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