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Is jailed polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs still controlling the FLDS from behind bars?

Authorities in Texas say they are investigating claims that Jeffs used a prison phone to preach to his congregation on Christmas Day. His phone privileges have since been suspended.

On Friday, Dr. Drew hosted his primetime special with the women of the FLDS.

It was a full hour of reaction and perspective from women who escaped the nightmare, with commentary from attorneys and reporters close to the case.

Will the Warren Jeffs guilty verdict bring change for the women of the FLDS?

Dr. Drew talked to three women who escaped the FLDS on Friday's show.

Warren Jeffs has been found guilty on two counts of having sex with children.

Now, victims are reacting to the verdict. Tonight on Dr. Drew ... the feelings of victimization that we've been hearing about from former female FLDS members that are relatable to anyone who has been a victim of abuse.

The FLDS doesn't consider abuses against women a crime.

Dr. Drew was joined by two women Tuesday night who escaped the FLDS, which they say was a living Hell.

There was mountains of disgusting evidence revealed in the Warren Jeffs trial Tuesday.

A forensic scientist presented DNA evidence that shows Jeffs is 99.9% the father of a baby, whose mom was a 15-year-old child herself.

There were more twists and turns Monday in the trial of polygamist Warren Jeffs.

He’s accused of marrying and sexually assaulting two underage girls – one 12 and the other 15.

Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs is on trial for child sexual assault.

The charges stem from evidence collected at the 2008 raid on the FLDS West Texas ranch, where 400 kids were taken from their families due to reports of child abuse.

Former polygamist leader Warren Jeffs could spend the rest of his life in jail if he's convicted on charges of child sexual assault.

As head of the The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' polygamist sect, Jeffs had multiple wives and could also pick brides for other church elders.