Trust Me: The False Prophet intro song – who is the singer behind the track?

Trust Me: The False Prophet is a brand new true crime series on Netflix, following cult psychology expert Christine Marie and videographer Tolga Katas, who set out to document and support "a community in crisis".

In 2011 Warren Jeffs, the president of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS), was sentenced to life in prison for sexually assaulting two underage girls.

His imprisonment left the community "fractured and adrift" and as Christine and Tolga got to know those within, they soon learned of Samuel Bateman, a now convicted sex offender.

At the time, Bateman welcomed the cameras and believed Christine and Tolga were creating a documentary that would spread his message, but he was unaware they were secretly gathering evidence of his crimes.

"When we moved here, we didn’t intend to do a documentary at all," Christine told Tudum. "We saw some things that we thought should be documented, and we were doing that as a service to the people."

Each of the four episodes begins with a song closely linked to the title – and viewers have found themselves wondering the voice behind it. Read on to find out more.

What is the intro song in Trust Me: The False Prophet?

The song is called Trust Me by Lola Blanc, and is available to stream wherever you listen to your music.

Blanc is Christine's daughter, who shared a video confirming the familial link on social media.

"So proud of my mama @dr.christinemarie and @nomzia_b and @tolgakatas and everyone else! I’m so glad we can finally talk about this y’all," she wrote in the caption.

Christine shared her support in a comment and wrote: "This was so great and sweet. You are the best, most talented daughter a mother could ever dream of having. I love you baby!"

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