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"Tami Huntsman and Gonzalo Curiel were back in a Salinas courtroom Friday facing murder and torture charges for the deaths of 6-year-old old Shaun Tara and 3-year-old Delylah Tara.Monterey County prosecutor Steve Somers said he shared with defense attorneys a terabyte of video and audio recordings. To put the size of a terabyte in perspective, it's large enough to contain ten high definition movies.Those recordings include footage from Butte County Juvenile Hall, where 17-year-old Curiel was held and questioned by police when he was arrested in December.PHOTOS: 2 kids found dead in storage lockerHunstman, 39, and Curiel have pleaded not guilty to all charges.Hunstman's attorney, Kay Duffy-Taylor, spoke about the intensity of taking on a child murder case.\u201CThis is a serious case. When you take these types of cases, you dedicate yourself to working them as much as it takes. Because somebody\u2019s life is on the line,\u201D Duffy-Taylor said.The two children's bodies were found in a Redding, Calif. storage unit after a 9-year-old girl who Huntsman and her teenage boyfriend were caring for was locked in a vehicle in Quincy, Calif. The girl was found beaten and starved, while her brother and sister were already dead.Investigators believe the homicide victims were killed in Hunstman's Salinas apartment on Nov. 27, 2015.Monterey County child protective services agents had been called to the apartment four times before the murders.The duo will be back in court March 4th to set a date for a preliminary hearing.Huntsman is eligible for the death penalty."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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