Alyssa Shepherd was serving a four-year sentence after being convicted of reckless homicide and criminal recklessness in connection to the October 2018 crash which killed Alivia Stahl, 9, and twin 6-year-old brothers Mason and Xzavier Ingle. 

Arguing prosecutors didn't give enough evidence that Shepherd was being reckless at the time of the crash, her lawyers filed an appeal this week in an attempt to have her conviction dropped. 

The parents called the sentence a "slap in the face." 

The woman convicted of killing three young children as they were crossing a street to board a school bus in southern Indiana was sentenced Wednesday. 

Alyssa Shepherd now faces more than 20 years in prison.

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