West Virginia mother denies locking adopted Black children in shed, Parents allegedly used the children as slaves
- A West Virginia mother denied allegations of locking two adopted Black children in a shed, despite police finding them there behind a locked door.
- Jeanne Kay Whitefeather and Donald Ray Lantz face multiple felony charges, including forced labor and human trafficking, related to the mistreatment of their adopted children.
- The couple was arrested in October 2023 after neighbors reported seeing them lock two teenagers in the shed in Sissonville, West Virginia.
- Whitefeather testified that the shed was a 'teenager hangout,' while the oldest daughter claimed she was unaware of access to a key.
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