Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey is an offense portraying docuseries. Based on the wrong happenings in the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ in Latter-day Saints, it is a must-watch as it unravels many truths that we must know.
Portraying Warren Jeffs’s pitiless practices, shocking ideas, and powerful dominance, the series has been directed by the Emmy-nominated producer Rachel Dretzin. Reaching out to every aspect of the story, the show explores all sides of the story and then will make us help grab facts and know the past.
Release Date of Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey
The inquiry-based crime documentary will air on Netflix. The show will be a mini-series a.k.a as a limited series. It will dive straight into facts and truths without beating around the bush. Based on true happenings, “Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey” has now been released. The date for the release of the series was 8th June 2022.
Overview of the series
A disturbing and historical series, “Keep Sweet: pray and obey” is based on the inhumane acts committed by Warren Jeffs. The mini-series will take us on a journey toward the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (FLDS). Practicing polygamy to its extent, Jeffs was a self-professed prophet of the FLDS.
From forced child marriage to S*xuall abusing young girls, Jeff has committed so many crimes even the list is not short. The show proceeds to unravel all this. From a preacher to an oppressor and prisoner, Netflix presents to you the story of Warren Jeffs.
Warren Jeffs: who is he?
Born in 1955, Warren Jeffs is the president of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Currently, aged 66, he is serving life imprisonment plus twenty years for marrying and sexually assaulting young girls. Born to Rulon Jeffs and Merilyn Steed, he was born a pre-mature baby to his parents. His father, Rulon was the then president of FLDS and was also said to have more than 15 wives and 50 children.
After his father’s death, he has held the president of the church. During this period he married many women, both middle-aged and young. Following and promoting the practice of polygamy, Jeff was regarded as near to god by the people around him. He promoted the idea that having more wives is making a step closer to heaven.
However, as it is rightly said truth always prevails. He was convicted by a court for numerous assaults, child marriage, and other cases. Today he has been sentenced to life imprisonment. However, the members of the FLDS church still regard him as their leader and prophet and argue that he has been wrongly convicted.
To be aired on June 8 this year, be ready to expect the truths. It will be available on Netflix.
