About Rebecca

Rebecca Wall Musser is a mother of two, an author, speaker, musician, and lover of the outdoors. In her free time, Rebecca is often adventuring with her children and dogs, playing music, relaxing with a great book, or exploring the Idaho backcountry, climbing the tallest summits.

"It's never too late to start anew, to stop pretending you're something you're not, in attempt to fill the hole of 'not-enoughness' you feel inside. Freedom and happiness begin by embracing who you are right now, understanding that you are enough, you are capable of making positive changes in your life, that healing is found in wholeness, and knowing that wholeness means being completely you."

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Rebecca Musser

Rebecca Wall Musser was born into the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS Church). At age 19, she was forced into a polygamist marriage to Rulon Jeffs, the 85-year-old prophet and father of Warren Jeffs. After 7 years of marriage, her 92-year-old husband died, and rather than be forced to remarry, Rebecca escaped.

Beginning a brand-new life in a strange world of ‘gentiles,’ Rebecca yearned to save her little sisters from becoming child brides. She forged a trusting relationship with law enforcement, and when Texas authorities raided the FLDS Yearning for Zion Ranch in April of 2008, they were overwhelmed by cultural differences and language barriers. Those authorities asked Rebecca to assist them, and she became instrumental in deciphering mountains of evidence, as well as becoming a vital witness for the state of Texas, Utah, Arizona, and Canada in over 20 criminal convictions.

Today, Rebecca is a national speaker, an advocate for victims of human trafficking and a New York Times Best Selling author for her book, The Witness Wore Red. Rebecca shares with young women the essential components of healthy relationships, confidence, and resilience. Rebecca’s passion is to inspire women all over the world who feel trapped in their situation to understand their rights to own themselves and to claim their power to choose.

Rebecca is also a mother of two, a musician, and a lover of the outdoors. In her free time, Rebecca is often adventuring with her children and dogs, playing music, relaxing with a great book, or exploring the Idaho backcountry, climbing the tallest summits.