‼️Missing Person Alert‼️ Farmington, New Mexico The Farmington Police Department requests the public's assistance locating Alexis Lemons (23). Alexis was last seen by family on July 5, 2026, near Mockingbird Circle. She was last seen wearing black leggings and a tan shirt. Alexis is 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 125 pounds, and has blonde hair and hazel eyes. Anyone with information on Alexis' whereabouts is asked to call non-emergency dispatch at 505-334-6622. Case number 26-44791 Farmington Police Department: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BYM3FE1PE/ Re: Alexis Lemons Case number 26-44791 NCME Case # 20261409 #alexislemons #NewMexico #farmingtonnm #farmington #FarmingtonPoliceDepartment #NationalCenterForMissingAndEndangeredInc #NationalMissing

Musa Hasahya Kasera is a 70-year-old farmer and former cattle trader from Bugisa village in eastern Uganda who has become known for his enormous family. He has 12 wives, 102 children spanning ages from six to over 50, and 578 grandchildren, making his household one of the largest in the region. Facing failing health, a tough local economy, and not enough land to support everyone, Musa recently asked all his wives to start using contraceptives so the family would not grow any bigger. The rising cost of living has already driven two wives to leave him, and he has admitted he cannot remember most of his children’s names, relying on his wives and notebooks to keep track of the sprawling household. #dam

The West Virginia couple who turned five adopted Black children into “slaves” on their farm learned that “almost heaven” has a price. Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 63, was sentenced to up to 215 years, and Donald Lantz, 64, to 160 years—a combined 375 years in prison. The couple moved the siblings from Minnesota to a farm in Washington state in 2018, and then to Sissonville, West Virginia, in 2023, when the children were between 5 and 16 years old. A child-welfare call led officers to discover two teenagers locked in a shed without food, water, lights, or mattresses. Inside, a 9-year-old was crying alone in a loft. The others arrived later. The five children—all Black—testified that they were forced to perform grueling labor, hurled racial slurs, fed only peanut butter sandwiches at scheduled times, made to sleep on concrete floors, and forced to use a bucket as a toilet while a sibling held up a sheet for “privacy” from security cameras. Judge Maryclaire Akers told the couple, “You brought these children to West Virginia… and you put them in hell. This court will now put you in yours”. The question for you: This couple received a record sentence that likely means they will die in prison. Do you believe such harsh punishments serve as an effective deterrent, or is the broken foster and adoption system the real priority for reform? Should the legal system focus more on rehabilitation (even for horrific crimes), or is locking abusers away for life the only true justice? #wtf

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