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West Virginia Supreme Court dismisses appeal of Sissonville couple convicted of trafficking and abusing their adopted children
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West Virginia Supreme Court dismisses appeal of Sissonville couple convicted of trafficking and abusing their adopted children
Charleston, WV (WOAY)- The West Virginia Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of a Sissonville couple convicted in a harrowing human-trafficking and child-abuse case. Earlier this year, a jury found Donald Lantz and Jeanne Whitefeather guilty on nearly all counts after a 15-day trial. The court convicted Lantz of multiple charges, including human trafficking of a minor, using a minor in forced labor, and child neglect. A jury found Whitefeather g…
The former couple were both convicted of aggravated assault against their children. Now the man is free from custodial sentences.
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