letter of the flds community.>> i told them that i had sinned and that i had to go live somewhere else and that it was best for them to stay with the priesthood. >> juju: when she embarked on a new life, she entrusted all six children to her sister wife. >> it's the hardest thing and the stupidest thing i've ever done in my life. but to me, it was the only option. it was the only choice. i felt like i was going to burn in hell. imagine if you were walking into a furnace, would you take your children with you? if that's where you knew you were going? in my mind, i knew that's where i was going. >> juju: after two years on the outside, lorraine conquered her fears and decided to try to get her children back. but actually getting them back would be the fight of her life. >> byron: our thanks to. >> juju:. abc news reached out to the flds church for comment. they did not respond. you can see more of the mothers' fight on "impact by nighton nig now streaming on hulu. >>> coming up, french sensation. historic number one

flds. they say the religion and its leader are to blame for their children's disappearances.a cold house because the front door was wide open. and the kids were gone. it was horrifying. i immediately called the police. i said, my kids have disappeared. >> reporter: lorraine is one of four mothers whose children, as young as 12, have disappeared from remote towns dotting the rocky mountains. >> i haven't seen my kids since february 4 of 2023. >> my son has been missing since march of 2021. >> i haven't seen or heard from my son since october 29, 2022. >> i have not seen my daughter since january 1, 2023. >> reporter: law enforcement says they are all run aways but these mothers are convinced it's not that simple and are sounding the alarm. >> who is to say they are safe? >> reporter: the women are united by a painful bond that goes beyond their missing children and ties directly back to their former religion. they were all members of the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter day saints, flds, known for polymagm. the mothers facing the blame at the foot of the church

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