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Salt Lake City -
Warren Jeffs, FLDS leader, serving jail term for sexual assault of under-age girls, has released apocalyptic Books of Revelation from behind bars. He warns of the wrath of God and natural disasters that will strike because the nation imprisoned him.
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Texas City -
Wendell Loy Nielsen, 70, former leader of the polygamous sect Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, facing third-degree felony bigamy charges in Texas, is challenging the state's bigamy law.
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San Angelo -
The leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Warren Jeffs, has finally been convicted of child sex abuse through audio tapes, pictures and DNA evidence.
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In this light-speed era of news reporting, the FLDS case seems a troubling matter as distant from us today as the Salem Witch Trials. But matters are far from over, or even settled. Here's an in-depth roundup on continuing developments in the FLDS case.
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After being indicted on charges of sexual assault and failure to report child abuse, five members of the fundamentalist sect of Latter Day Saints surrendered to Texas police in Schleicher County on Monday.
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San Angelo Judge Barbara Walther is now under police protection because of warnings issued by authorities in Utah and Arizona of FLDS 'enforcers' ready to wreak havoc and mayhem for their fanatic religious cause. Did Rozita Swinton get a new PR job?
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The Department of Family and Protective Services removed the children on April 3 from the ranch owned by the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It was believed that rampant sexual and physical abuses were ongoing.
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Children have begun reuniting with overjoyed parents today. Just over 120 children of the 430 taken in the FLDS raid have been taken from foster homes and are now back with thier parents.
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In the wake of the controversy of alleged sex abuse and the marrying of underage girls to older men, the FLDS has stepped forward to go in-depth on its marriage policy.
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The Texas Third Court of Appeals dismissed the YFZ raid case. The Texas Supreme Court just upheld the Appeals Court's ruling, as well as the directive to release the FLDS children back to their mothers. So why is San Angelo Judge Walther now obstructing?
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