Daily Mail - Prosecutors used DNA evidence to show Jeffs fathered a child with a 15-year-old girl and played an audio recording of what they said was him sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl.
They also played audio recordings in which Jeffs was heard instructing young women on how to please him sexually.
The recording begins with Jeffs asking the girl how she feels. 'You have to know how to be sexually excited and to help each other ... and you have to be ready for the time I need your comfort.'
According to the transcript made and given to the court, the girl replies: 'Feels good.'
Soon after Jeffs can be heard saying: 'Everyone else let go of me, back away a little. Please get on the other side of the bed.
'You shall learn the powers of the spirit of God as a heavenly wife should,' Jeffs tells the 12-year-old.
The voice is also heard saying: 'You have to know how to be sexually excited and to help each other ... and you have to be ready for the time I need your comfort.
'This is your mission. This is how you abide the law.'
At one point, he says: 'Take your clothes off. Do it right now.'
The sounds of crying followed as he then says: 'Just don't think about the pain, you're going to heaven. The world's view of sexual relations is selfish, the celestial view is not.'
Jeffs has claimed he was the victim of religious persecution. More
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Warren Jeffs is a skeezy figure, but the talk of "celestial families" is straight out of regular Mormon theology: all good Mormon men and women will become Gods and Goddesses on planets in the spirt realm, and that they will have to populate these planets with spirit children. I know this sounds crazy, but that's what the LDS church teaches; on this planet a Mormon male needs to have a gaggle of children and after death the same, but on a far grander scale.
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