A self-proclaimed prophet with more than 20 "spiritual wives," including underage girls, was exposed after a couple gained his trust and secretly documented his world for investigators. The harrowing ...

When cult psychology expert Christine Marie arrived in Short Creek, Utah with her videographer husband Tolga Katas, they had one objective: To bring down a sect of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus ...

Evidence Christine Marie and Tolga Katas collected while filming 'Trust Me: False Prophet' led to Samuel Bateman's arrest for child sexual abuse and kidnapping Emily Blackwood is a writer and editor ...

The four-part series, Trust Me: The False Prophet, follows the harrowing journey of a survivor of cult-based human trafficking, Christine Marie, and her videographer husband, Tolga Katas, as they ...

It's been four years since Christine Marie and Tolga Katas infiltrated Samuel Bateman's polygamist sect while working on a documentary — a daring move that would eventually lead to his conviction. The ...

A cult expert and her music producer husband went undercover to document child sex abuse in a polygamist sect Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune A new Netflix docuseries tells the story of a couple ...

Four years ago, a Utah couple infiltrated a polygamous sect and helped bring down its leader, Samuel Bateman, who had sexually abused girls he had taken as “wives.” Now, a new four-part Netflix ...

In Netflix’s Trust Me: The False Prophet, documentarians in disguise help bring down a cult leader now serving a 50-year sentence Film-making effects change. Director Rachel Dretzin, a former ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The series relies heavily on material captured in real time by cult researcher Christine Marie and her husband, the videographer ...