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A white West Virginia couple found guilty of forcing their five adopted Black children to work as "slaves" on their farm were sentenced to hundreds of years in prison. Jeanne Kay Whitefeather received up to years in prison and her husband, Donald Lantz, will serve up to years — the maximum sentence — after the pair were convicted of forced labor, human trafficking and child abuse and neglect in January. The four oldest children penned emotional letters to their adoptive parents, which were read aloud in the courtroom. Couple sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for forcing
A white couple from West Virginia were collectively sentenced to years in prison for horribly abusing their adoptive Black children and forcing them to work on their farm as “slaves.”. A West Virginia couple are charged with human trafficking, child neglect, forced labor and more after, prosecutors allege, they adopted five Black children from a shelter to do forced labor and live in deplorable conditions. Jeanne Whitefeather, 62, and Donald Lantz, 63, are accused of adopting the children, ages 6 to 16, from a shelter for homeless and vulnerable youths, targeting them for forced labor specifically because of their race, according to the count indictment. A White Couple Adopted a Black Gay Boy
A White Couple Adopted a Black Gay Boy — What He Did for His Dying Father Moved the World Rubel Miah K subscribers Subscribe. A deputy who discovered two teens living in squalor, locked in a barn, described their conditions in heartbreaking detail this week as testimony commenced at the trial of the West Virginia couple charged with using their adopted children as slaves. There were a couple of chairs, a table, a camper toilet, plastic bag with some bread in it and an empty bottle of juice. ‘It Was Tearing Me Up’
Two West Virginia parents are awaiting trial on more than a dozen charges after adopting four Black children and allegedly using them for “forced labor” on their farm, court documents show. A white West Virginia couple found guilty of forcing their five adopted Black children to work as "slaves" on their farm were sentenced to hundreds of years in prison. Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 63, was sentenced Wednesday to years in prison. 
West Virginia couple charged with trafficking their adopted
A white West Virginia couple was sentenced to decades in prison this week for abusing some of their adopted children, who are Black, including by forcing them to perform heavy labor like "slaves.". Rhonda Roorda recalls traveling with her white adoptive family as a child and the feelings she had from people wanting to touch her skin and her hair and being called the N-word. In late March, a judge awarded a protective order to Jonah Bevin, the adopted son of former Kentucky Gov.
White couple who forced black children to work as 'slaves
‘It Was Tearing Me Up’: West Virginia Woman Exposes More Details In Emotional Testimony Against White Couple Accused of Adopting Black Children, Forcing Them to Work As ‘Slaves’. . 
Wealthy white couple allegedly kept their black adopted
The first discussion touched on the history of transracial adoption, including the spike in Black and biracial adoptions by white families in the s and the subsequent concerns raised by Black political groups and Native Americans about the loss of children from their communities. .
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Adoption: The Long View Podcast, Episode Tony Hynes is an interracial adoptee whose adoption case reached the US Supreme Court in the s. While his case was knocked down to a lower court, Tony Hynes’ adoption ended up in a rare arrangement – joint custody between his Black birth grandmother and his two white adoptive moms. .