The Kingston Clan, also known as The Order is a Mormon based group that is far more like an organized crime family and cult than religious organization. It is also a place of child abuse (court cases verify), neglected Sister Wives due to Polygamist practices (former members report this), Incest (court cases verify), and spiritual abuse (former members report).
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Sources:
https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/commentary/2014/11/19/op-ed-lds-church-should-make-clear-smith-was-wrong-to-take-14-year-old-wife/
Secrets and Wives: The Hidden World of Polygamy by Sanjiv Bhattacharya
Escaping Polygamy on Lifetime and A&E
Whistleblowers on Paramount Plus Salt Lake Tribune A Year in Polygamy Podcast
https://carollynnpearson.com/ghostofeternalpolygamy
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https://www.jessicachristensenblog.com
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