‘Trust Me: The False Prophet’ Tracks A Cult Leader’s Power And Control

(REVIEW) Netflix’s new four-part docuseries “Trust Me: The False Prophet” gives viewers never-before-seen access to the inner workings of a high-control religion and cult. It’s a fascinating true story of danger, moral conviction, sacrifice, redemption and justice. Cult psychology expert and former mainstream Mormon, Christine Marie and her filmmaker husband, Tolga Katas, move to the area to support the FLDS community and document their lives.

Ex-FLDS Women Describe Horrific Loss Of Freedom, Eventual Escape In ‘Keep Sweet’

“Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey” tells the story of Warren Jeffs’ rise in the FLDS church after the death of his father Rulon and the way women were treated as property under the practice of polygamy. ReligionUnplugged.com talked to Rachel Dretzin about the series and why she focused on the heart-wrenching stories of women who left the church.

Film & TV, Mormon, North AmericaJillian CheneyJune 15, 2022keep sweet: pray and obey, keep sweet, rachel dretzin, Jillian Cheney, LDS, LDS Church, FLDS, Warren Jeffs, Rulon Jeffs, netflix, documentaryComment

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