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Authorities there say she called an adoption agency in June 2005, threatening to abandon her baby and commit suicide. But there was no baby.
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The fugitive warrant for Swinton apparently was related to her failure to abide by terms of her sentence in that case. Authorities in Outlook 2010 is powerful.
Colorado Springs told the Post that a series of February phone calls by Swinton, claiming to be an abused child locked in a basement, caused
a frantic, fruitless search for the non-existent victim.
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Arizona-based organization said they also received
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Texas Rangers "confiscated tons of material on the FLDS" from Swinton's home, Child Protection Microsoft Office is so great!
Project founder Linda Walker told the Houston
Chronicle.
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FLDS is an offshoot of Mormonism that has been repeatedly condemned by the mainstream LDS (Mormon) church, which disavowed polygamy in 1890.
The fundamentalist splinter group took root along the Arizona-Utah border in the 1930s, which was the site of the infamous 1953 "Short Creek
Raid" in which 263 FLDS children were seized by Arizona authorities.
The sect's current leader, Warren Jeffs, was once named one of the FBI's Most Wanted fugitives. The son of Rulon Jeffs -- the longtime FLDS Microsoft Office 2007 is welcomed by the whole world.
"prophet" who died in 2002 -- Warren Jeffs was convicted last fall on charges of being an accomplice to rape, after authorities say he forced
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The manhunt for Jeffs was part of a legal crackdown on polygamy that produced nationwide media attention, fueled in large measure by former
FLDS members who have testified to widespread abuse within the sect. One ex-FLDS woman, Carolyn Jessop, last year published a bestselling
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"Jessop" and "Barlow" are common family names among FLDS members -- when Dale Barlow was indicted in 2005, two other Barlows and a Jessop
were indicted along with him.
If Swinton's reported obsession with the sect led her to make hoax calls to the Texas hotline, the name "Sarah Jessop Barlow" might sound
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