What Does Colloidal Silver Do? Love Has Won Cult Leader Amy Carlson's Cause of Death Explored
Love Has Won cult leader Amy Carlson died of natural causes caused by alcohol abuse, anorexia, and chronic ingestion of colloidal silver.
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Love Has Won cult leader Amy Carlson died of natural causes caused by alcohol abuse, anorexia, and chronic ingestion of colloidal silver.
Love has Won member Christopher Royer appeared in court to challenge a police search warrant executed after the death of “Mother God” Amy Carlson. Mr Royer is facing charges of child abuse and abuse of a corpse related to the discovery of Ms Carlson’s body in Colorado in April. Investigators seized Mr Royer’s cell phone for what prosecutor Alonzo Payne said was “more than sufficient evidence” it could contain proof of crimes committed while...
Cole Carlson says he plans to help the families of members and former followers
By Istock Story at a glance Prosecutors charged seven people after uncovering the mummified body of a spiritual leader found enshrined in a Colorado home and decorated with glitter and Christmas lights. Carlson’s body was found by Miguel Lamboy, one of Carlson’s followers who was not charged. The Saguache County Sheriff’s Office received complaints alleging that Love Has Won, described as a cult by former members and law enforcement, brainwashed people. Seven people have been charged after the mummified body of a spiritual leader was found ensh...
Don't 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 group's 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 Sheriff's deputies resulted in seven arrests and charges that included abuse of a corpse and child abuse. The corpse's discovery is just the latest in the bizarre tale...