Old Stuff from my Basement Files:
Probably not True
It was reported that an 18-year old girl was married to a 50-year-old Saudi man.
But this is true!
I've just finished watching a BBC documentary about the LDSF (Latter Day Saints Fundamentalists.)
When the main LDS (Mormon) elders voted to drop polygamy, a fundamentalist group was formed to preserve the custom. It moved away from Salt Lake City and formed an independent community.
The community was governed by a "bishop" who talked directly to God and ruled with "an iron hand."
The Bishop could:
Tell his flock who they could marry.
Keep females from going to school or getting a job.
Pass out wives for male members who have done him favors.
Give a Bible lesson every day at 7 am. Everybody had to listen.
Take a wife for himself from the female flock or away from their husbands if they were married.
The Bishop's goal was for all females to adhere to one task: Please your man, and do what he wants (or what the bishop wants) no matter what he asks you to do.
The higher you get to Eden-like Paradice was to have a lot of wives. The bishop had 78.
The local LDSF temple had a hidden room where the bishop would consecrate his marriages on a long ivory table.
Yes, he did get caught and is serving time; but he still controls his flock from his cell.
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