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Dont show me this message again✕ Amy Carlson, 45, whose followers call her ‘Mother God’ (Fecebook LoveHasWon) What began as a wellness check on a member of a religious group in Colorado turned into a bizarre horror story after the corpse of the groups leader was found wrapped in a sleeping bag, covered in Christmas lights and whose eyeless sockets were decorated with glitter. The search of the home by Saguache County Sheriffs deputies resulted in seven arrests and charges that included ...

A Colorado sheriff’s officer found the mummified corpse last month. A sleeping bag and Christmas lights enveloped the body, which was surrounded by a shrine. Glittery makeup encircled the eyes. Parts of the corpse were mummified, with the moisture naturally drained from the skin and bones. That was the scene a Colorado sheriffs officer found last month upon arriving at a low-slung blue home where a man reported that he had discovered a woman dead. Officials said they believe the woman to be ...

Mummified remains of leader, known as 'Mother God', was found wrapped in a sleeping bag with glitter makeup around her eyes

Seven members of a suspected religious cult who were arrested last week on allegations of abusing a corpse made their first court appearances on Wednesday in Saguache County, but their

Five of the seven apparent members of the Colorado-based "Love Has Won" spiritual group who were arrested April 28 in Saguache County after the death of Amy Carlson are still behind bars after their first court hearing Wednesday. Saguache County Sheriffs Office deputies found Carlson’s mummified body last week wrapped in a sleeping bag on a bed in a home in the town of Moffat in the San Luis Valley. Five have not posted the $2,000 bond, so remain in the Rio Grande County jail, and two — Ry...

Article content Police found the body after receiving an anonymous tip. Saguache County Coroner Tom Perrin told the Daily Beast that he was unable to identify the corpse by fingerprints because the body was too badly decomposed. It’s believed that Carlson has been dead since March. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Her son said she was was “taking huge amounts of colloidal silver,” and told  the Daily Beast “It’s not a great thing, but...

Seven members of a suspected religious cult who were arrested last week on allegations of abusing a corpse made their first court appearances on Wednesday in Saguache County. Their actions to venerate their deceased leader aren’t as strange as they might seem, say experts who study such groups. It’s not surprising that the mummified remains of 45-year-old Amy Carlson, known as “Mother God” to followers of the Colorado-based “Love Has Won,” appeared to have been placed in what author...

Members of religious cult in court after corpse of leader found decorated with Christmas lights Our Foreign Staff © Provided by The Telegraph Christopher Royer, Obdulia Franco, Jason Castillo, Ryan Kramer, Sarah Rudolph and Karin Raymond (John Robertson not pictured) Seven members of a religious cult who authorities say kept the mummified remains of their leader at a home in a remote Colorado town festooned with Christmas lights and glitter made an initial court appearance ...

The weeks-old mummified remains of a woman discovered in a Saguache County home April 28 near Crestone led to the arrests of seven adults recently. Two children, a 13-year-old girl and a 2-year-old boy also found at the scene, were placed under the protection of Saguache County Social Services. The reporting party, Miguel Lamboy, 42, identified the body as that of Lia Carlson. A woman of that name is also known as Amy Carlson by Saguache County Sheriff’s Office. Formal identification of th...

The cult leader’s body was found decorated with Christmas lights, and its eyeless sockets decorated with glitter