The chilling story behind an evil Kansas cult where children were starved, beaten and forced to work 16 hour days has been exposed in bombshell court documents. Six members of the scheme known as 'The United Nation of Islam and…[Continue Reading...]
High-ranking members of a cult were convicted in a Kansas federal court on Monday for forcing dozens of people, including minors as young as 8, to work for up to 16 hours a day in factories and other businesses, prosecutors…[Continue Reading...]
Six members of a Kansas-based cult have been convicted in a scheme to house children in overcrowded, rodent-infested facilities and force them to work up to 16 hours a day without pay while subjecting them to beatings and other abuse.…[Continue Reading...]
A Kansas jury found six former members of a nationwide cult guilty Monday of forced labor and conspiracy to commit forced labor, federal authorities said. Kaaba Majeed, 50; Yunus Rassoul, 39; James Staton, 62; Randolph Rodney Hadley, 49; Daniel Aubrey…[Continue Reading...]
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — For nearly two decades, local government officials in Kansas City, Kansas — operating under the pretense of reviving a neighborhood they considered blighted and dangerous — aided a quasi-religious group whose leaders now face federal charges…[Continue Reading...]
ST. MARYS — A growing Catholic sect has divided this small Kansas town between those who view the church’s influence as idyllic or disturbing.Shops selling Bibles, crosses and modest garb line the main street, where parents stroll by with their…[Continue Reading...]
Amother and her two young children have gone missing and are feared to have been ‘coerced’ into traveling to a religious rehab facility. Martha Unger, 23, and her daughters Haylie Faith Unger, 1, and Madilynn Grace Unger, 2, were last…[Continue Reading...]
Investigators have revealed they found the dead bodies of two Kansas women in a freezer following a two-day excavation of a burial site. Veronica Butler, 27, and Jilian Kelley, 39, were traveling together to pick up Butler's children, ages six…[Continue Reading...]
The public library in St. Marys, Kansas, has managed to hang onto its lease for one more year by removing all of the youth-oriented LGBTQ books from library shelves. Library director Judith Cremer said the decision was the result of…[Continue Reading...]
Numerous girls were sexually abused by members of a quasi-religious group once headquartered in Kansas City, Kansas, whose alleged leaders stand accused of child labor trafficking, prosecutors say. Federal prosecutors alleged “systemic and pervasive sexual and physical abuse” of children…[Continue Reading...]
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