* The raid begins: Authorities enter the ranch April 3, 2008, with arrest and search warrants based on a March 31 call from 16-year-old girl who claimed she had been abused by a 50-year-old man.
* Breaching the temple: Authorities use a hydraulic tool to pry open the door of the massive limestone temple inside the FLDS compound. Officials act on a search warrant granted by a judge after a confidential source claims adult men were having sex with underage brides in the temple.
* Children removed: Officials take 419 children off the ranch, accompanied by 133 women. About 50-60 men are left on the compound. Texas takes legal custody of the children. A hearing on their status is scheduled for Thursday.
* The missing girl: Officials also say they do not know whether the 16-year-old girl who called for help is among the children they removed.
* In the courtroom A state judge rules that three members of the FLDS have the right to challenge the legality of the search of the compound.
* The wanted man: Texas Rangers meet with the man named in the arrest warrant, Dale Barlow, of Colorado City, Ariz., but do not arrest him. His lawyer says authorities suspect the wrong man.
* Utah's top lawyer: Attorney General Mark Shurtleff says Texas officials appear to be preparing to make a case that polygamy is inherently an abusive situation for children, something Utah and Arizona authorities have never concluded.
