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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...

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 sheriff's 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 Amy Carlson, leader of the obscure religious group Love Has Won, but have not yet confirmed her ide...

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 the woman is still pending, Saguache County Coroner Tom Perrin said Tuesday. Salida Police Department ...

Colorado police have arrested seven people in connection with the discovery of a mummified body belonging to the leader of the spiritual group, "Love Has Won." 

Cult leader's mummified remains found in home, 7 people charged By Bradford Betz MOFFAT - Colorado police have arrested seven people in connection with the discovery of a mummified body that authorities believe belonged to the leader of the spiritual group, "Love Has Won."  Amy Carlson, 45, who led the group and was known as "Mother God" by her followers, was found dead in a home in the rural town of Moffat last Wednesday, according to arrest affidavits obtained by Fox News. Carlson’s body was reportedly wrapped in a sleeping bag and decorated with Christmas lights. A follower, who has not...