Those who were not arrested disappeared. It used the tagline "Where we go one, we go all" the famous slogan of the QAnon conspiracy movement. Over the years, permission to locate in the area has been granted selectively, and Carmelites, Buddhists and Hindus have built temples and retreats in the area. And theyre just allowed to go at it again.. Carlson maintained that she was a divinity who had lived 534 lives, including as Jesus. Remains of "Love Has Won" leader Amy Carlson found decorated with She was 49 years old and it was her sister Chelsea Ann Reninger who confirmed her death on her Facebook page. 'Dateline' Special Revisits Case of Sect Leader Found Mummified in April In the past couple of years, Haythorne and others said Carlson appeared more frail in videos. Amy Carlson appeared on Dr. Phil back in 2020 to talk about a revelation she had from "angels" who told her to serve humanity. In one clip, known within those circles as the Chicken Parmesan Saga, Carlson berates a follower because he did not bring her chicken parmesan for dinner. They believe she often was drunk or on drugs. Who was Amy Carlson and what was Mother God Cause of Death? Videos posted online often amassed thousands of views. His readings about those conspiracies led him to Love Has Wons Facebook page because the group mentions them in their videos, his wife Ariane Whitten said. Amy Carlson, 45, who was known as "Mother God" by her followers, was found dead in a home in the tiny, rural town of Moffat on 28 April, according to arrest affidavits. Salida is where Rays brother went in May 2020 after he left his wife, two children and a six-figure income in Mississippi to join Love Has Won. Four of them are charged with tampering with a deceased human body and three face charges of abuse of a corpse. The other cases remain pending in court. Lia "Amy" Carlson Stroud, a former McDonald's employee from Texas, was the leader of the now-defunct obscure religious foundation Love Has Won (LHW) when she passed away.