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SEVEN alleged sect members have been arrested after the mummified body of the leader of a spiritual cult was found with her eyes missing and glitter m
The 45-year-old woman who led a controversial religious group in Colorado and was known as “Mother God” was found mummified, wrapped in a sleeping bag, decorated with Christmas lights and with glitter makeup around her eyes in what police believe was a shrine.
Cult leader's mummified corpse found at shrine covered in glitter with no eyes Amy Carlson was the leader of controversial religious group Love Has Won. She was a self-proclaimed 'divine being' and known to her followers in Colorado as 'Mother God' Updated Cult leader Amy Carlson's mummified corpse was found with no eyes (Image: Facebook/LoveHasWon) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send ...
Questions Swirl After Decayed Corpse Found in Colorado ‘Cult’ HQ Carol McKinley © Provided by The Daily Beast YouTube/Love Has Won DENVER—Investigators in Colorado are looking into whether the badly decaying body of a woman in her forties, found dead in a community near Crestone, is the leader of a bizarre spiritual group called “Love Has Won.” A source familiar with the case told The Daily Beast that members of the group—which law enforcement and ex-members have previously called a “cult”—claimed the leader, Amy Carlson, was not dead, and merely “out of...
Alabama News When Huntingdon College classes begin in the fall of 2021, Monday-Wednesday-Friday courses and long days with no lunch breaks will be distant memories as a more student-friendly class schedule is implemented. Huntingdon President J. Cameron West announced today that the College is adopting a four-day-per-week class schedule with no classes on Fridays. Furthermore, there will be designated 75-minute midday breaks Mondays through Thursdays. “We are excited about the possibilities open to students and to faculty with this ‘Flexible Friday’ schedule—as we are calling it,” s...