Warren Jeffs’ Conviction Reversed
How’s this for a bunch of asshats? The Supreme Court of the state of Utah has reversed the convictions of polygamist child molester Warren Jeffs and ordered a new trial. Jeffs, who I have written about before, was convicted in 2007 by a jury in Utah of two counts of rape as an accomplice for [...]
Warrants Served at Polygamist Ranch
Updated 4-5-08 5:25 p.m. CNN is reporting that they have now removed 183 people from the ranch, including 137 children. Authorities are saying that there is evidence of possible abuse and they have to make sure the kids are alright. They are still searching the compound and at least one suspect is being sought by [...]
Warren Jeffs charged with child sex assault
Image via Wikipedia I’ve been waiting for several months for them to announce this. It was pretty obvious that it was coming, particularly in light of the raid that Texas Child Protective Services took part in along with several other law enforcement groups earlier this year. A Texas grand jury indicted polygamous sect leader Warren [...]
More FLDS Kids Taken in Custody
All in all Texas has taken legal custody of 401 children from the FLDS compound in Texas according to CNN. They are keeping the children at a temporary shelter nearby while they do their investigation. CBS news has a report on the investigation. Police still haven’t found the people they are looking for, the 16-year-old [...]
Warren Jeffs in Arizona
Warren Jeffs has been handed over to the Arizona police to face charges that came out of arranging marriages of two teenage girls to older relatives. The so-called prophet of polygamy has already been convicted in Utah in connection with one of those cases involving a fourteen year old girl. The Arizona Attorney General is [...]
Warren Jeffs Guilty
Of course we all knew it, but the jury has found cult leader Warren Jeffs guilty on two counts of being an accomplice to raping a teenage girl. Perhaps they can put this sucker somewhere where he can be ass raped with a nice red hot poker.

