Turley Jr., Ronald W. Walker and Glen M. Leonard explored in excruciating detail the infamous and inexcusable episode in “Massacre at Mountain Meadows.” Now comes the follow-up volume ...

The infamous and inexcusable Mountain Meadows Massacre lives on as the bloodiest stain on the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The 2008 book “Massacre at Mountain ...

That all changed with the darkest incident of the Mormon War, a series of attacks known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. The Mormon War The massacre came about in the context of a rising conflict ...

The Mountain Meadows Massacre was a brutal attack on more than a hundred emigrants en route to California in the 1850s. The wagon train party was attacked by Mormon militias at Mountain Meadows ...

Bullets fly and arrows whiz amid screams of agony during the chaos that is the “American Primeval” treatment of the Mountain ...

In 1857, Mormons disguised as Paiutes did massacre a group of settlers in a tragedy known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Jim Bridger and Fort Bridger did exist — and both ran afoul of Brigham ...

Furthermore, it will also surprise nearly every viewer that the slaughter carried out in the series is based on truth, known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre, and remains one of the darkest ...

Seventeen children who were 6 years old or younger were spared. The Mountain Meadows Massacre stemmed from a feud between the Latter-day Saints (more commonly referred to as Mormons) and the ...

The Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857 is one of the worst mass killings in American history. But the signage of the site did not say who was responsible for the bloodshed. David Condos of Member ...

While Church officials did not name the show, they are referring to the new Netflix miniseries "American Primeval," which features a production of the Mountain Meadows Massacre in episode one.

The centerpiece of the astounding “American Primeval” is fundamentalist terrorism on Sept. 11—of 1857. On that date, as portrayed in this six-part dramatization, an army of militant Mormons ...

On September 11, 1857, the Baker-Fancher party was ambushed in southern Utah during a journey from Arkansas to California.