Three of their adult children were sentenced to probation, with the oldest child, Kristi, also receiving a brief period of home confinement.The Munn family, of Borger, Texas, had pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge, acknowledging they spent nearly an hour inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, including time in a private Senate conference room.She also said the youngest of the family members charged, Kayli, invoked a "bogeyman" by claiming to have seen Antifa at the Capitol on Jan. 6, during her FBI interview.The family trip to D.C. on Jan. 6 "went so far off the rails, there are five family members standing before a federal judge at sentencing," Howell said.While announcing the sentences, Judge Howell cited a previous Jan. 6 case, in which a defendant received jail time for bringing a child along to the Capitol breach."