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Couple sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for forcing adopted Black children to work as 'slaves' (www.nbcnews.com)

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A white West Virginia couple found guilty of forcing their five adopted Black children to work as "slaves" on their farm were sentenced to hundreds of years in prison.

Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 63, was sentenced Wednesday to 215 years in prison. Her husband, Donald Lantz, 64, received 160 years.

“You brought these kids to West Virginia, a place as I know as almost heaven and put them in hell,” Circuit Court Judge MaryClaire Akers said.

An indictment alleged that the couple targeted the children for forced labor because of their race. They were charged with human trafficking, child neglect, forced labor, and other crimes.

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[–] [email protected] 17 points 1 week ago

“I just want the court to know that I have made mistakes I am very sorry for that and I love my children and I have never, ever, done anything to my ... children to harm them intentionally,” she said, according to WSAZ. “Children, I do love you.”

The oldest child told Whitefeather and Lantz in an impact statement that they were “monsters,” the news station reported.