A West Virginia couple has been accused of adopting five Black children and using them for labor as if they were “slaves,” according to a 17-count indictment, Jeanne Whitefeather, 62, and Donald Lantz, 63.
“It alleges human trafficking, human rights violations, the use of forced labor,” Kanawha County Circuit Judge Maryclaire Akers said during the hearing, per West Virginia MetroNews. “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.”
The children had no means to exit the barn on their own, no running water, no bathroom facilities and were obviously deprived of adequate hygienic care and food,” according to the Facebook post.
Yes Ron you might have a point. Much like slave owners information was passed down to each new family to prepare them for their role when they became of age.
I was wondering when I get to FL if you could offer me a job and like – quid pro quo – I would hire some of your family and friends split them up considering I’m unfamiliar with FL I can’t have them co-mingling in the late hours after plotting and planning to run across the Mexican border seeking asylum.
I’ll have simple rules:
1. Work day begins- 4:30am
2. Breakfast- 4:30am – 4:37am
3. House cleaning till 8:57 am
4. At desk ready to work
5. Lunch 12:00 noon – 12:07 pm
6. Return to work till 5:07
7. Every employee is required to sale 75 pieces of merchandise
Punishment
A. Not meeting quota by 10 units a- 10 lashes
B. Not meeting quota by 20 units 20 lashes and so on:
C. Get sick and can’t work – no breakfast, lunch or dinner
D. If you try elopement – 1 foot is removed:
E. NO SEXUAL ACTIVITY – punishment – removal of organs needed to have sexual relations of both parties
NOTHING IS NEGOTIABLE
