West Virginia white couple convicted of forced labor, human trafficking of adopted black kids
A West Virginia couple accused of neglect and forced labor involving their adopted children was convicted by a jury on ...
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WV couple convicted of forced labor, human trafficking of adopted kids
A West Virginia couple accused of neglect and forced labor involving their adopted children was convicted by a jury on Wednesday after eight hours of deliberations. Jeanne Kay Whitefeather and Donald ...
Jury convicts West Virginia couple accused of neglect, forced labor involving their adopted children
A West Virginia jury has convicted a couple who were accused of neglect and forced labor involving their adopted children, ...
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Sissonville couple indicted on child neglect-related charges found guilty on nearly every charge
The 12-member jury in an ongoing trial for a Sissonville couple charged with 35 counts of human trafficking, forced labor, ...
Couple found guilty of nearly all charges in Sissonville trafficking, force labor case
The mother of children who were found locked in a Sissonville barn was found guilty on all charges and the father guilty of ...
Jury to deliberate in child abuse/human trafficking case
KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) – After several days of hearing testimony from both sides, the jury has the case in a child abuse and human trafficking trial in Kanawha County. On Wednesday morning, ...
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Jury deliberations for the Sissonville child abuse trial to begin Wednesday morning
CHARLESTON, W.Va. –The jury for the Sissonville couple charged with child abuse, neglect and human trafficking will start ...
State, defense give closing arguments in Sissonville abuse trial
It’s time for a Kanawha County jury to deliberate in a case against a couple accused of abusing and trafficking their ...
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White mother accused of treating Black adopted kids as ‘slaves’ said they liked being kept in barn, trial told
A West Virginia mother who is accused ... civil rights violations, human trafficking and gross child neglect. The children, all siblings ranging in age from 5 to 16, are Black.