Samuel Bateman, a polygamous sect leader linked to Warren Jeffs, has been convicted on child abuse charges after three girls were found locked in an unventilated cargo trailer.

Christine Marie is credited with exposing Samuel Bateman, a paedophile operating within the Mormon community of Short Creek, leading to his imprisonment. Her story is featured in the Netflix documentary "Trust Me: The False Prophet."

A new Netflix documentary detailing the unraveling of polygamous cult leader Samuel Bateman, successor to Warren Jeffs, has become the most-watched title on the platform in Croatia.

An update details the current situation of Samuel Bateman, his "wives," and other members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (FLDS) in Colorado City, Arizona. The article revisits the community and those involved.

Netflix has released a new trailer for its four-part docuseries "Trust Me: The False Prophet," which delves into the disturbing story of Samuel Bateman, who claimed to be the successor to Warren Jeffs.

Naomi 'Nomz' Bistline, a survivor of the FLDS cult and one of Samuel Bateman's 'spiritual wives,' is finding healing through music after a period in prison, as she copes with her traumatic past.

A self-proclaimed 'prophet' and alleged FLDS offshoot leader, Samuel Bateman, has been exposed for abusing underage girls, with a couple he trusted helping to document and uncover the abuse ring.

Samuel Bateman is just as bad as Warren Jeffs.