Lora Gay, 38, was sentenced to more than 25 years in prison and Kenneth Frederick, 22, both of Peabody, was sentenced to more than 20 years.
Both Gay and Frederick received lesser sentences because they did not have past criminal records.
Each received consecutive sentences for the first two counts of rape and aggravated criminal sodomy.
For Gay that translated to 155 months each, but Robson said that with 15 percent of ?good time? at the county jail, about three years will already be time served.
For Frederick, the sentence was 147 months for each of the top two counts to run consecutive, but he too will have just over three years of time served.
Gay and Frederick were both also found guilty of criminal threat. The three defendants were found not guilty of a battery charge.
All three remain at the Marion County Jail until paperwork has been signed and forwarded to the Department of Corrections.
Once the DOC receives the paperwork, all three will be moved to a prison facility.
Deliberation
It took the Marion County jury of eight men and four women 17 hours to reach a verdict of guilty on two counts of rape, aggravated criminal sodomy and aggravated kidnapping involving a 14-year-old girl.
In reaching a guilty verdict, the foreperson said the jury relied on several elements of the case, including the Kansas Bureau of Investigation?s interview with Frederick and the inconsistencies in his story about how much time he spent with the victim.
A lot of credibility was given to the victim based on her video-taped interview with Wilma Mueller, a social worker at the Child Advocacy Center in Newton.
Another piece of evidence that played a major role in convicting the three had to do with a telephone call made by Fred?erick to an unidentified person.
The initial sentencing hearing was scheduled for Aug. 9 at the district court in Marion. However, the hearing was continued several times before finally being heard Dec. 7.
Robson said she appreciated Assistant Attorneys General C.W. Klebe and Christine Ladner for their help in prosecuting the case.