Whoa! Polygamist solution is frightening...

[Kae]

Originally Posted by cneasttx

Y'all need to watch Dr. Phil today, Warren Jeff's neice is on the program. She was taken out of the cult when she was 13 by her mother. Just watch it and if you believe her, we don't know anything about the horror's that went on there.
He also has one of the "outcast" boys.

There is a whole list of people who have escaped this cult. They in return have been rescuing young girls out of these compounds and helping some of the boys that are outcasts. Their are about 5 different places where they have these communities. In Utah and Arizona the state had pretty much left them alone and returned these girls back into abusive situations. One of the fathers molested 5 of his girls and got 12 days in jail. Another man brutally raped a 4 year old and got 180 days. The father of the 4 year old beat the man that raped his daughter and got 12 years. They all had the same judge. Explain that one.

Some of the parents from the Utah Arizona community were pushed out of the community and their children were reassigned to new families. Of course they kept their property also. They believe that some of these children have been relocated to the ranch in Texas.

Flora Jessup has been working to bring these things to light for a long time. I believe she has also been in contact with the authorities in Texas before the raid. They have been watching this place for a while. The 18 girls that were older that they initially interviewed gave CPS enough information for them to believe that the children were in immediate danger.

Some of the problems they are having with these young boys that they are casting out of the compounds are that they are sodomizing very young children. Where would they learn that if this lifestyle is so wholesome?

A few names to google are: Flora Jessup, Carolyn Jessup, Ruby Jessup, Laura Chapman, Debbie Palmer, Jennie Larson to name a few.

This ranch in Texas isn't isolated it comes as a branch off of Colorado City and the Arizona Utah communities. They have also branched off into Mexico and Canada.