Why We Infiltrated & TOOK DOWN FLDS Polygamous Cult Leader (My Story) [42:13-47:19]

live completely changes. It starts to go up from there and then you end up in short crack. So I know there's like so much time in between there that we probably skipped. But what was it that made you guys decide, you know what, I really think we just need to be in the belly of the beast. We need to help these FLDS people. You would already had an on profit. You were already helping people who have escaped from other polygamous groups like the order we've had on Priscilla before and you were a huge part of her story. So what was it that made you both go, you know what, we just need to move to the creek. You know, it actually happened during 2015. There was a massive 100-year flood and in short creek. And then two vans followed women and children were swept away. I think there are only three survivors. Oh my gosh. The world's in all news. And I went there because the creek is only two and a half hours from Las Vegas. So, but this time we were living in Las Vegas until it was doing fashion photography and music videos and Las Vegas glamourous kind of things. And I had been taking people into my home. And I saw what happened. And I, because I had a relationship with Willy Stee, a young man from me I felt he is. And another couple others, I felt like I needed to go there and pay my respects by taking gain or aid. It took like a trunkful gain or aid to the rescue workers. I was a little bit nervous because I didn't know where to go. And when I realized is I needed to go to the fire department. So, I went there and I just started taking out my gatorade as if somebody had put in a gatorade order and I was delivering it. And then I went up to the sign in place. And there was a woman there that I signed in to help do more helping. And her name was Esther. She was FLDS. Then I was assigned on these crews of girls to go out because now we are looking for trying to find one young boy who hadn't been found. It was considered a recovery and trying to go through the sand and try to see if there was his remains. So, the leader at the fire department put me on a girls crew with all these FLDS girls. I mean, there were a couple mothers there as well. But here it was. And Anthony looked at me activist. And he's putting me out there with all these girls. And I was really amazed by them actually. And at lunch time, they, one of the mothers invited me to come and sit on a stump by her and eat my lunch. So, I would wasn't by myself. Now, I was a total Gentile. That's what they call outsiders. So, I was a Gentile. I didn't even try to talk to the girls. I was just doing my job with putting the stick in the ground. And when I was eating lunch by her, she had two girls in the sand. In my mind, all of these girls were like victims of abuse. I just had stereotyped all of the FLDS as being just a community of child abuse or something. So, when they were drawing pictures in the dirt, I wanted to look and see if they drew a sad face or what they were drawing, see what was coming out. And I looked. One of the girls said just written the word love. I was so shocked by that because it just jared me. I asked if I could take a picture on it. And I did. I still have it. But that was really an eye opener for me. Then when I went back into the fire barn afterwards, you know, I was helping them with cooked meals. The FLDS ladies and young ladies mainly were just so kind. I was this anti-plugamy person. And I remember thinking, you know, they told me that they felt a good spirit about me, something about me made them trust me. They showed me pictures of them, of the mass funeral that they hadn't shown to any outsider. I just started wondering, like, what if I could break through, you know, why did they trust me? And I went home and I took down all my anti-plugamy stuff on my website. I went back the next day. I saw Esther again. Esther is in the docu-series, you know, in the little store. I met other FLDS ladies that became important in my life.