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Ervil Morrell LeBaron (February 22, 1925 –
August 15, 1981) was the
leader of a
polygamous Mormon fundamentalist group who
ordered the
killings of many...
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Vicia ervilia,
called ervil or
bitter vetch, is an
ancient legume crop of the
Mediterranean region.
Besides the
English names,
other common names include:...
- the Lamb of God) was a
violent Latter Day
Saint fringe group founded by
Ervil LeBaron that was
responsible for
dozens of
deaths over two decades. After...
- and
brother Ervil became the
fourth and
fifth members of the new church;
their mother Maud also
eventually joined.
Several months later,
Ervil LeBaron published...
- by a
member or
members of a
rival church which was
headed by his
brother Ervil LeBaron.
LeBaron was born in La Verkin, Utah, the
eighth of 13 children...
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television series directed and
produced by Sara Mast. It
explores the life of
Ervil LeBaron, the
leader of a
religious fundamental group who
ordered the murders...
- Colorado, and Arizona,
United States. He was
murdered on the
orders of
Ervil LeBaron, the head of a
rival polygamous sect.[citation needed] Daughters...
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followers of
Ervil.
Ervil proposed to Rena when she was only 16. In a
proxy interview with
Doris Hanson in 2009, Rena
claimed that
Ervil told her she...
- Joel LeBaron,
until his
brother Ervil LeBaron formed the
splinter group The
Church of the Lamb of God. In 1972,
Ervil LeBaron orchestrated the murder...
- to
Ervil LeBaron (nicknamed the "Mormon Manson"
after Charles Manson): 4 of the
similarly named Church of the
First Born of the Lamb of God.
Ervil had...
