Cave couple adopts 5 Black children to use slaves.
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Did you listen to the story? The cops were called several times, and they did nothing.
I had to turn it off .
Props to the vigilant callers.
Regarding the location of this horrific incident...
Sissonville, WV:
With 2,680 people, Sissonville is the 59th most populated city in the state of West Virginia out of 434 cities. But watch out, Sissonville, because Bethlehem with 2,553 people and Mineralwells with 2,549 people are right behind you.
The largest Sissonville racial/ethnic groups are White (98.1%) followed by Hispanic (1.6%) and Two or More (0.3%).
In 2022, the median household income of Sissonville households was $54,856. Sissonville households made slightly more than Mannington households ($54,625) and Farmington households ($54,750) . However, 18.2% of Sissonville families live in poverty.
The median age for Sissonville residents is 47.9 years young.
www.westvirginia-demographics.com
Regarding the location of this horrific incident...
Sissonville, WV:
Population
With 2,680 people, Sissonville is the 59th most populated city in the state of West Virginia out of 434 cities. But watch out, Sissonville, because Bethlehem with 2,553 people and Mineralwells with 2,549 people are right behind you.
Race & Ethnicity
The largest Sissonville racial/ethnic groups are White (98.1%) followed by Hispanic (1.6%) and Two or More (0.3%).
Median Income
In 2022, the median household income of Sissonville households was $54,856. Sissonville households made slightly more than Mannington households ($54,625) and Farmington households ($54,750) . However, 18.2% of Sissonville families live in poverty.
Median Age
The median age for Sissonville residents is 47.9 years young.
Sissonville Demographics - Get Current Census Data for Sissonville, WV
Need Sissonville demographics? Get current population, race, age, income & poverty statistics for Sissonville, WV from the US Census Bureau.
www.westvirginia-demographics.com
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Sissonville couple back in jail after arraignment on additional charges - WV MetroNews
Donald Ray Lantz, 63, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, appeared in Kanawha County court Tuesday pleading not guilty to over a dozen new charges against them.
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People really have no idea how depraved and primitive most whites in this country are. Outside of your major coastal cities and metropolitans, a majority of that population really are unevolved, uncivilized tribal animals with huge racial animus.
Sissonville couple back in jail after arraignment on additional charges - WV MetroNews
Donald Ray Lantz, 63, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, appeared in Kanawha County court Tuesday pleading not guilty to over a dozen new charges against them.
Their church need to be investigated as well...
Sissonville couple back in jail after arraignment on additional charges
FacebookTwitterEmailMessageBy Katherine Skeldon
June 11, 2024 - 8:27 pm
Photo courtesy of WCHS-TV
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A Sissonville couple accused of allegedly locking children up in a barn and forcing them to work are back behind bars and on a bond that’s more than double what they had already been given– now set at $500,000 each.
Donald Ray Lantz, 63, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, appeared in Kanawha County court Tuesday pleading not guilty to over a dozen new charges against them, including human trafficking of a minor child, use of a minor child in forced labor, and child neglect creating substantial risk of serious bodily injury or death.
Kanawha County Circuit Judge Maryclaire Akers said she believed the couple’s previous bond of $200,000 was not enough.
“Along with human trafficking and neglect was serious risk of bodily injuries or death, I don’t find the bond to be sufficient,” Akers said.
Lantz and Whitefeather were first arrested last October after a wellness check led to the discovery of two of the couple’s five adopted children living in deplorable conditions locked in a shed on the Sissonville property on Cheyanne Lane.
The indictment also alleges human rights violations, alleging the adopted children, who were black, were specifically targeted by the couple and forced to work because of their race.
Akers said it’s an indictment she’s never seen before during her time as a judge.
“It alleges human trafficking, human rights violations, the use of forced labor,” Akers said. “Human rights violations specific to the fact that these children were targeted because of their race and they were used basically as slaves from what the indictment alleges.”
This comes after concerns from Kanawha County prosecutors that their original cash bonds were obtained through trafficking profits after the couple was able to acquire the $400,000 bond money for their release from jail in February.
Kanawha County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Christopher Krivonyak had called the money posted to secure the couple’s release “contraband directly or indirectly used or intended for use” to violate human trafficking laws.
After their arrest last fall, Lantz and Whitefeather had indicated that they had no income or assets, bringing into question where they had acquired the money for the bond from.
Krivonyak stated that the couple sold an 80-acre ranch in Tonasket, Washington for $725,000 on Feb. 2. Whitefeather’s brother, Marcus Hughes posted two $200,000 bonds to release the couple from the South Central Regional Jail three days later.
On March 28, Krivonyak noted that they had sold the Sissonville home where they were arrested for $295,000.
Prosecutors say that even if their bond money came from a legitimate source, it’s intended use was human trafficking and forced labor.
The couple’s money still remains in the custody of the Kanawha County Circuit Court Clerk’s office. Krivonyak believes it should be transferred over to a trust fund for the children.
In a previous statement made to the court, Whitefeather alleged that the barn where the 14 and 16 year old were found locked in was a “teenage clubhouse” and that they were not locked inside.
“Neighbors also reported that the children were forced to perform farm labor and were not permitted inside the residence,” the filing stated.
Deputies said they found the two teenagers locked in the shed with only a small RV porta-potty and no running water.
The 16-year-old girl told deputies they had been locked in the building for approximately 12 hours and were last given food around 6:00 a.m. that day.
The children also said they were forced to sleep on the concrete floor of the shed without any mattress or padding.
Court documents stated that the 14-year-old boy had “open sores on his bare feet,” and that the children were dirty and smelled of body odor.
In addition, deputies said they found a 9-year-old girl inside the main home, and three hours from when law enforcement first arrived, Lantz came home with an 11-year-old boy.
Whitefeather came home about an hour after that and led deputies to a 6-year-old girl who had been with acquaintances from the couple’s church.
A trial for the couple is set for Sept. 9.
When those white folks go to jail, I guess their prosecution will accused of being WOKE.....
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I forgot what bgol member I was talking to yrs ago on here ( probably playahatian) and I remember saying if I could rewrite a more realistic get out this would be part of the story and the eventual master plan.. have certain pockets of america return to slavery under the guidelines of being a “gated community “.. pretty much some cacs never agreed with ending slavery and decided to recreate that in rural areas.. also kidnapping black people to harvest certain organs, etc.. Reality be crazier than fiction sometimes
Da fuck
Post the whole tweet please