The West Virginia couple, who are white, forced their adopted children, who are Black, to perform heavy labor and stand for hours with their hands on their heads, prosecutors said. By Michael ...

And may God have mercy on your souls, because this court will not.” The couple adopted the five children in 2018 and eventually moved to Kanawha County in May 2023, prosecutors said, per the Times.

A West Virginia couple is set for sentencing for mistreating their adopted children CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A West Virginia couple convicted in the mistreatment of their adopted children, including ...

A West Virginia couple convicted of the mistreatment of their adopted children, including locking some in a shed, is due in court Wednesday for sentencing. A jury on Jan. 29 found Jeanne Kay ...

“May God have mercy on your souls because this court will not,” a judge told the white couple convicted for abusing adopted Black children. A white West Virginia couple has been sentenced to ...

Jeanne Kay Whitefeather is led away after being sentenced to up to 215 years in prison for abusing her adopted children Wednesday, March 19, 2025, in Kanawha County Circuit Court in Charleston ...

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A White couple have been convicted in the mistreatment of their adopted Black children - including locking some in a shed. Jeanne Whitefeather and husband Donald Ray Lantz were found guilty on ...

Akers previously ordered news outlets not to publish the children’s names or use their images. The couple, who are white, adopted the five Black siblings while living in Minnesota, moved to a ...

A white couple from West Virginia was handed lengthy prison sentences after being found guilty of abusing their adopted children. The New York Times reports that in January, Donald Lantz was ...

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