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Destroying Their God

How I Fought My Evil Half-Brother to Save My Children

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Destroying Their God

By: Wallace Jeffs, Shauna Packer, Sherry Taylor
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In 1991, Wallace Jeffs was coerced to become an FLDS polygamist.

In 2011, Wallace rebelled against the sect, and the FBI helped him reclaim his kidnapped children.

Then an "accident" put Wallace into a 45-day coma.

Growing up as half-brother to future Fundamentalist Latter-Day Saint prophet Warren Jeffs, Wallace tried to follow FLDS teachings. After he built a successful business, the church required him to marry a second wife. Wallace fathered 20 children, but he never felt comfortable with polygamy or many other FLDS beliefs.

As his prophet-brother increasingly manipulated him, Wallace started hearing about FLDS atrocities. On the day the FBI arrested Warren Jeffs for child rape, the prophet was en route to reclaim Wallace's second wife for himself. Wallace defied the prophet and soon ended up in a coma. Though Wallace feared FLDS sabotage caused his car crash, he kept fighting the sect.

With today's movement against male abusers, Wallace's story reminds us that power and position don't corrupt all men. In 2018, Wallace found resolution by marrying an LDS woman in the Salt Lake Temple. At the same time, he renews our concern for the thousands who still live under FLDS control, including some of Wallace's own children.

©2018 Wallace Jeffs (P)2018 Zarahemla Books
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Such an amazing story of brainwashing and overcoming it. The evil people who love to control and abuse people are still out there. It’s sad that this cult isn’t shut down. Women and children are being abused every day in it.

Fantastic Read

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I’ve read several books about the FLDS. I find it to be one of, if the not the most interesting cult. It is heartbreaking what the author and so many followers of Warren Jeffs endured under his Sociopathic reign. All the author ever wanted was
family. He has had to continually fight for his.

It’s amazing what someone can get away with when they say it is for God. Even though most information about FLDS way of life isn’t new to me, I still appreciated the authors personal account of his life as a member. This book is a very honest and in depth story. I enjoyed it very much.

Keeps you listening!

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It was an easy listen and extremely informative. I have had neighbors who are flds and it really helped me to understand their beliefs and culture at a new level. The sexual abuse that went on is one of the most disturbing I’ve ever heard. I hope many of those woman are receiving help from their trauma.

Interesting from the very beginning until the end

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This book sucked me into the life of Wallace and his family! If you want to know the truth of Warren Jeffs and his evil, read his brother Wallace’s book!

Wow! The details and honesty!

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Very interesting learning more about the history and life of fundamental polygamy. Could have done without the swearing, but it was an interesting and eye-opening read.

Good Memoir

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