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On August 28th, 46-year-old Samuel Rappylee Bateman, was arrested by local authorities in Arizona for abusing underage girls. The FBI accused Bateman of being a polygamous cult leader with at least 20 wives, many of whom were minors. The reports said that Bateman beat up those who did not greet him as a prophet and engaged in child sex trafficking with the help of his several wives. Bateman was defiant, saying he committed sexual acts against minors in “Heavenly Father’s will.” Authorities have also charged three women, Naomi Bistline, Donnae Barlow, and Moretta Rose Johnson, for kidnapping eight underage girls. Bateman is currently detained in Florence, Arizona, and awaits a trial scheduled for January 10. Aside from accusations of child abuse, he’s also facing charges of destroying evidence, which could carry a 20-year prison sentence. Adam K. Zickerman, Bateman’s attorney, defended him and said that the case revolved around religious persecution.
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Polygamist Mormon 'Prophet' Caught Transporting Underage Girls in Trailer
Location: Arizona, USA
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