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Slack.com slash DHQ. Lay on a Wednesday night in April this year, the Sagwatch County Police

Department in Colorado received a call reporting a dead body. Within hours, they executed a warrant

to search the house. Inside, the detectives found a disturbing site that would generate

more questions and answers. In one of the bedrooms, a shrine had been made for the mummified

remains of what appeared to be a woman. The woman's body was wrapped in a sleeping bag

adorned with Christmas lights while glitter makeup had been applied around her eyes, which

were missing. The body was later identified to be that of Amy Carlson, the 45-year-old

spiritual leader of Love has won, a religious group that offered to guide chosen ones toward

a great awakening or new dimension. What strange beliefs contributed towards this bizarre

scene at Amy Carlson's death? Betches media presents not another true crime podcast.

It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Strange beliefs indeed, you guys, because

we're going to get into it on not another true crime podcast. I'm Sarah Levine. And I'm

Danny Murphy, you know, as your partners in Wine Crime and Time. And I guess this time

in Christmas cheer kind of. It's weird because I feel like this should

be the start of a bad holiday thriller movie. And you know, I don't really know any of

those. So I feel like this could be a perfect hallmark, hallmark and oxygen channel can

really create some deck the halls. Yeah, it's crazy. And I read this article and I was

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