What's going on?
I was just wondering if you could help me get out.
I'm not convinced that polygamy is essential.
And I need your help.
OK, you ready?
Yeah.
With all seriousness, get behind a fricking car.
RACHEL: My father sexually assaulted me as a child
many times.
The difference with Rachel is she wasn't actually an escape.
She was already out.
Rachel's mission was to reach her sister Theresa
and tell her the truth about what
her father had done to her.
It was unlike anything I'd really experienced,
and that's why Rachel Jeffs's attempt to help her sister
Theresa know the truth about Warren Jeffs
comes in at number five.
BRANDON: Rachel's up by the house, looking at the backdoor.
Do you think we should just tell Rachel to pull back?
She's so determined to get her sister.
I'm so nervous.
BRANDON: She's up on the porch.
Brandon, do you have eyes on Rachel?
[music playing]
Brandon?
BRANDON: She's here.
I don't see Theresa.
Oh, my gosh, do you see that?
There's a light on in the tower.
We gotta go now.
Come on, guys.
Hurry, hurry.
Let's go.
Hurry.
I tried really hard.
I'm really disappointed.
I ran across the porch and up to the upstairs door,
and it was locked and so was the other door.
But I'll never give up on Theresa.
Rachel Jeffs isn't the only one of Warren's kids
that wanted to leave the religion.
Yeah, one of his sons, Isaac Jeffs,
knew he wanted to leave the cult.
And his brother Raymond reached out.
Do you want us to give him a message?
Just to let him know that I'm here for him.
I was really intimidated.
We had never before broken a man out of the FLDS group.
And not only was this a guy.
This was Warren Jeffs' son.
I want to go make a life away from the religion,
because if I stay, I won't be choosing my own life.
Isaac Jeffs was living and working
in Denver with other FLDS men.
These men, they were really faithful.
They would do anything to make sure the son of Warren Jeffs
wasn't going to be leaving.
I really thought we were in for our most
confrontational escape.
Hurry.
I'm nervous as [bleep].
Brian, we've got the guys going to the shed.
[dog barking]
We have company.
One more guy, coming out of the shed.
We got to get out of here.
Where's Isaac?
JESS: Oh, he's emptying out his truck.
I'm sick of this.
Jess.
We gotta go.
OK, go.
Drive on the tire as far as you can.
Then we're going to put everything in my truck
and get out of here.
Just go.
Jessica, go.
Go, go, go.
What is it?
I have to pull over right now.
We're not even off the property yet.
Let's get this stuff out so it's not weighing down on it.
Put stuff in back of my truck.
Throw it up there.
We've got to go.
The men have also been victims of the brainwashing
and everything that goes along in these polygamist groups.
It's not just the women and children.
The men, they need emotional support, too.
Isaac is one man that we helped.
Another one is Jesse.
I'm just looking for the truth.
I'm not convinced that polygamy is
essential for our exultation.
Jesse's was an interesting situation,
because he was coming from the Apostolic United Brethren.
Jesse was married in the AUB group to two women
by the name of Amber and Shelby.
They're sisters.
And he was expected to take a third wife.
But he saw how hard that life is for his two existing wives.
So he didn't want to do that again for a third time.
So what's your plan?
Are you leaving the family or just--
No, no, I'm taking my whole family.
That's the thing that's so much different about Jesse is
here he was with two wives and eight kids,
and he didn't want to live this.
But what was he supposed to do?
And in this escape, there were so many moving parts
because not only did we have just one person in a family.
We had eight kids.
We've got two wives.
And we'd never been in an AUB community before.
And that's what we were walking into.
OK, there's no way to do this without being seen.
No.
We were preparing for so many different things for Jesse
and his family to get out.
But it took a turn we never expected.
It's this one right here on the right.
Are you ready?
Ready.
Well, hi, guys.
Hey.
The moving truck should be here any minute.
Yeah, just tell us what to do.
Here's things to wrap glass in.
OK, loading it.
Pull your coats out.
Oh, look, this guy right here.
Someone's walking in front of that door.
Yep, I just think they're getting the game plan together.
There he is, in the window.
All right, the lights are out.
Oh.
That's a fricking laser.
Go inside.
Go inside. Go, go.
Go inside.
Jesse, can I talk to you real quick?
Yeah.
The guy outside was pointing a laser pointer at us.
And our concern is that that was a gun.
I know he owns an AR15.
With probably a laser pointer on it.
The trouble is is that I used to be a part of a religious
militia-type organization.
So basically--
This is what we trained for.
I think it's time get the hell out of here.
Let's get the cars loaded.
Here.
Here's the key.
[music playing]
Jess, the laser is going again.
With all seriousness, get behind a fricking car.
We got to get everybody out of her.
OK.
Everybody gone.
Go, go.
Go right that way.
No, daddy.
Come on, get in the car.
Get in the car.
Let's go.
Get in the car.
We only have one more escape before showing
you the most dramatic escape that we have encountered.
But I got to tell you, number two
is a pretty strong contender.
We all personally have very strong feelings about this one.
Over the years, there has been a person who is still
inside the Kingston cult, who has been
sending information our way.
I'm reaching out to you from inside the order.
But this person has remained anonymous this entire time
because they don't feel safe to share their identity with us.
They've secretly recorded Kingston church meetings.
Informed us when raids were going to go down.
This is kind of like the bank of all the Kingston businesses.
So when the insider said they needed to get out,
we did not hesitate to respond to their call.
The insider wanted us to pick them up at Washakie Ranch.
I just knew that the people at Washakie,
they were just unpredictable.
Because we lived there.
We know what it was like there.
And that's why the insider's escape is number two.
[music playing]
I don't see anybody.
Where are they?
They've got to be here.
Hello?
Hey, I'm with Jessica.
Hello.
I'm seriously getting physically ill sitting here.
This is crazy.
[gasps]
Oh my god.
What was that?
You guys, who is that?
I got it over here.
That's them.
There's lights down here.
This person's seeing them.
They're scared to death.
You're not going?
Go, get ahold of the girls later.
Go!
Get in the car.
Let's get out of here.
We got people everywhere.
We got incoming.
Go now!
Hi, there.
We're just cruising around.
All right.
[music playing]
That was an order guy.
That was the order.
And finally we reach one of our most memorable,
emotionally charged escapes.
And it's with one of our sisters trying
to get at the Kingston clan.
Are you OK?
Yeah.
What's going on?
She was tired of the abuse, both spiritually
and physically.
I had met Melanie earlier that day.
And then next thing I know I get a call saying,
Daniel has found out I'm trying to leave and he is on his way
here.
It's not going to happen tomorrow.
It's happening right here, right now.
You need to come get me tonight.
We had no idea what was about to unfold.
And that is why our sister Melanie comes
in at our number one escape.
ANDREA: Hello?
Andrea, we're on our way to go get her.
If Daniel shows up, does she have
the right to get her stuff?
We're here.
I gotta go.
Which house is it?
She was, like, yelling and arguing.
Is it this house?
I'm leaving the order.
You're not going.
No, you're not.
No!
I've made my decision.
She wants to leave, she should be able to leave.
Get out!
Get out.
You're not taking her.
Oh my god.
[sobbing] She's still in there.
We heard yelling and we heard screaming,
and so it sounded like she wasn't safe.
And so we just opened the door and we just ran in.
And we just ran to the noise.
Melanie, they don't need to come in for you to leave.
Clearly, your mom was holding her in here.
Get out.
I don't want to leave her here with you.
Get out!
If you push your way through our house, we will push you out.
Get out!
[sirens]
Yeah, how about you make sure you see her
and that she's fine. - You guys need to stay here.
Sorry.
Thank you.
[chatter]
Oh my god.
Is that everything, Melanie?
Yeah.
[crying]
[music playing]