Whitefeather and Lantz, who are white, each face more than a dozen ... a farm in Washington state in 2018 before moving again to West Virginia in 2023, when the children ranged in age from 5 ...
The white West Virginia couple who were accused of treating their adopted children as 'slaves' and making them live in a filthy shed have been found guilty. Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62 ...
Whitefeather and Lantz, who are white, each face more than a dozen ... a farm in Washington state in 2018 before moving again to West Virginia in 2023, when the children ranged in age from 5 ...
Whitefeather and Lantz, who are white, each face more than a dozen ... a farm in Washington state in 2018 before moving again to West Virginia in 2023, when the children ranged in age from 5 ...
A West Virginia jury heard how the adopted children ... Whitefeather, 62, and Lantz, 61, who are white, are on trial for charges of forced labor, civil rights violations, human trafficking and ...
Most of the pictures were before they moved to West Virginia. Whitefeather said she loved the children “unconditionally.” Plants asked her about the oldest boy’s mental health struggles.
Whitefeather said the reason she moved to West Virginia was to be closer to her brother, live in a place where it is OK to own exotic animals and be close to a hospital specializing in children ...
They are accused of mistreating four of the five children, all of whom are Black. Whitefeather and Lantz, who are white, each face more than a dozen felony counts that include forced labor, civil ...
Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Defendants Donald Lantz and Jeanne Whitefeather enter Kanawha Circuit Court Judge Maryclaire Akers ...
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