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Woman, 27, who grew up in incestuous polygamous cult speaks out about her harrowing experiences
A woman who grew up in a polygamist cult has lifted the lid on the horrifying experiences she went through after being forced to engage in an incestuous relationship - as well as the lengths she went to for freedom.
Priscilla Tucker, who is now based in Las Vegas, grew up within the confines of the extreme religious organization known as The Order, which is a faction of the Mormon church.
The Order is a cult that was started during the Great Depression, which promotes polygamy and incest to keep bloodlines 'pure.'
The 27-year-old - who has since escaped the bounds of the strict Mormon community - opened up about her shocking life inside the cult while speaking to Cults to Consciousness podcast host Shelise Ann Sola.
She revealed that she was forced to follow a harsh set of rules from a very young age and got candid about her brief engagement to her cousin.
A woman who grew up in a polygamist cult has lifted the lid on the horrifying experiences she went through as she was pushed to engage in incestuous relationships
At the beginning of the clip, Priscilla gave viewers a glimpse of what to expect from her shocking story.
The guest candidly explained: 'I had filed for emancipation and five days before my court date my mom reached out to me.
'She said that she just wanted to have lunch with me one more time and after that she was she wasn't going to talk to me anymore, I wasn't going to be her daughter anymore.
'My older sister came and picked me up and brought me to my mom's house and my mom was acting so sketchy.
'Then, right as we decided we were going to leave, the doorbell rang and my mom opened the door and it's just these two people.
'She said "I told them they could take you," my cousin had disappeared a few months prior and her boyfriend at the time found out that she was at this impatient facility. I just knew that that's where they were sending me.
'They shoved me in their car and my older sister she was crying.'
Backtracking, Priscilla began explaining that from a young age she was always expected to follow her dad's strict rules, which she noted made her a 'people pleaser.'
She said: 'I abandoned myself and want I wanted for every single person in my life.'
The now 27-year-old revealed that she was then prepped for marriage beginning at just eight years old.
Priscilla Tucker grew up within the confines of the extreme religious organization known as The Order, which is a faction of the Mormon church
The 27-year-old opened up about her shocking life inside the cult while speaking to Cults to Consciousness podcast host Shelise Ann Sola
'They started preparing us for marriage especially as soon as we turned eight. They switched us from co-ed Sunday School classes in which the boys and girls were separate.
'That's when they start talking about marriage and being the perfect wife for your husband... when you think about normal girls planning their weddings they probably started planning it way later, whereas we were like five years old,' she explained.
Priscilla also revealed that she always hoped she would become a second wife to one of the men in the group so that she could pick her own last name.
But, by the time she was 17, her family was attempting to persuade her to marry her cousin or her uncle.
Recalling the horrific incident that saw her family pushing her to tie the knot to her cousin, she said: 'They were trying to get me to marry him for about six months before and, for a while, I actually just went along with it because everybody in my family wanted us to.
'It was such a weird feeling for me because his mom is my mom's sister and then my dad is his dad's uncle so I was related on both sides.
'Normally in The Order, when you marry your cousin, you don't grow up playing with them and doing everything with them but I did because it was our moms that were sisters.
'It was just so weird because his mom would be like, "Oh my gosh I'm so happy because I know that you're going to be so amazing and I already know you."
Priscilla revealed that she was forced to follow a harsh set of rules from a very young age and got candid about her brief engagement to her cousin
'And then our grandma said, "Oh my gosh I'm so happy that my two grandkids are getting married."'
Priscilla noted that she went through multiple phases where she just tried to do everything that was asked of her so that her family 'didn't hate [her].'
But, a few weeks later, she decided to put her foot down and refused to say 'I do' while at the altar alongside her cousin.
'My mom was just yelling at me she said, "How could you do this? You're going to make him so sad. How can you do this to my sister? How can you do this to me?"
'She was just trying to guilt trip me and I said, "I'm not going to, I'm leaving The Order," so she kicked me out of her house said I couldn't come home anymore so I moved in with my grandma.
'After that, my grandma started talking to me about marrying a different guy who was already married he was actually my dad's half-brother,' she admitted.
Following that incident, Priscilla realized that no matter who she was with, they would try to wed her off to a family member.
It was then that she started plotting her escape.
Priscilla attempted to flee The Order multiple times throughout her childhood but never had any success as she was always found by her family.
However, her escape was interrupted when her mom orchestrated her 'kidnaping' to take her to facility in which they taught women the teachings of The Order.
But, Priscilla was determined and began once again thinking of her freedom.
'I ended up running away in the middle of the night and I took a bus to Las Vegas,' she explained.
The now 27-year-old explained that one of her cousins and her cousin's friends - who were already out of the cult - helped her escape.
She noted that they told her to get her stuff together and helped her get a bus ticket.
Now, Priscilla is focusing on her own 'peace' and happiness while raising her own seven-year-old daughter.
She noted that she and her mom often send each other messages on birthdays and special holidays - adding that she is not in contact with her family frequently.