Brigham's Destroying Angel is a book that tells the life story of Bill Hickman, who was the Danite Chief of Utah. The book is a confession and startling disclosures of the notorious Bill Hickman. The author, Hickman himself, describes his life as a member of the Danites, a secret society of Mormons that was founded by Brigham Young. The book provides a detailed account of Hickman's life, including his early years, his involvement in the Mormon Church, and his role as a Danite Chief.The book also describes Hickman's involvement in several notorious acts, including the Mountain Meadows Massacre, where a group of Mormon settlers killed over 120 emigrants passing through Utah. Hickman also confesses to other violent acts, including the murder of several people who were seen as a threat to the Mormon Church.Throughout the book, Hickman provides insight into the inner workings of the Mormon Church and the Danites, including their beliefs and practices. The book also sheds light on the violen