Carolyn Jessop

Former church member Carolyn Jessop told senators she fled the FLDS community of Colorado City, Ariz., on April 22, 2003, with her eight children and $20 in ...  

A Colorado woman who may be linked to phone calls that triggered a raid by state child welfare authorities on the West Texas compound of a polygamous sect showed up for court Tuesday, a day later than she was ...  

Texas authorities indicted the leader of a polygamous sect and four of his followers Tuesday for felony sexual assault on a minor in the first criminal charges to stem from a raid on the group's west Texas compound in April.  

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott was in Eldorado Tuesday for the second meeting of a grand jury that's considering possible criminal charges against the polygamous sect whose secluded West Texas compound ...  

'The Schleicher County Grand Jury returned indictments Tuesday against polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs and five of his followers associated with the secluded compound in Eldorado that state child welfare ...  

Jessop, whose testimony helped convict polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs, "was born into the Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints sect.  

The head of the Texas agency that removed more than 400 children from the West Texas compound of a polygamous sect will step down later this summer.  

June 2nd, 2008 by TiamatsVision Carolyn Jessop was born into the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a group splintered from and renounced by the Mormon Church and spent most of her life ...  

Rozita Swinton, the Colorado Springs woman believed to have triggered the raid of a polygamist compound in Texas with hoax phone calls, pleaded not guilty today to a charge of false reporting in a different case that sent local police on a wild goose chase.  

A woman who authorities say is linked to a phone number used to call a crisis center that may have triggered a raid on a Texas polygamist compound has ...  

A trial date has been set for August 20th for woman who authorities say is linked to a phone number used to call a crisis center, which may have triggered a raid on a Texas polygamist compound.  

A woman who authorities say is linked to a phone number used to call a crisis center that may have triggered a raid on a Texas polygamist compound has entered a not guilty plea in an unrelated case.  

A woman who authorities say is linked to a phone number used to call a crisis center that may have triggered a raid on a Texas polygamist compound is due in court Wednesday morning for a pretrial conference.  

The home of the West Texas judge who ordered the removal of hundreds of children from a polygamist compound in West Texas is under police guard.  

The women from the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Polygamist compound are jumping into the fashion world and launching their own clothing line.