Amy Carlson, Love Won’t Lead the ‘Ccult’, Died of Alcohol, Anorexia and Colloidal Silver, Autopsy Program

Amy Carlson, leader of a New Age cult known as Love Has Won, died of depression caused by alcohol abuse, anorexia and drug use, according to an autopsy report from the El Paso County Coroner’s Office in Colorado.

The initial mystery shrouded Carlson’s death after her mummy was discovered in April in a green sleeping bag with its eyes missing in a house in Crestone, Colorado, Arrest statements revealed at the time. Police raided the home after being alerted by a member of the group, who said Carlson’s body had been transported to a mobile home that served as the group’s headquarters from around the country.

Some members of Love Has Won, who called Carlson “God Mother”, arrested After her body, which had been decomposing for about a month, was found. In interviews with law enforcement, the group insisted Carlson was not dead, but simply “lost contact”.

However, in a report obtained by Guru Magazine, Dr. Emily Russell ruled that Carlson “died from a global decline in the wake of alcohol abuse, anorexia and chronic colloid eating.”

Corporal Steve Hanson of the Saguache County Sheriff’s Office previously said that investigators found human remains with “what appeared to be glittery makeup around the eyes.”

While conducting an external examination, Russell similarly commented on the body’s missing eyes, which she said were “underappreciated after decomposition,” but showed no evidence of trauma.

Weighing just 75 lbs, Carlson had a tie-dyed fleece shawl wrapped around his bony shoulders and a faux fur and bandana that hugged the bluish-gray skin around his neck, Russell wrote.

The 45-year-old man wears two pairs of socks and a yellow headband, encrusted with blue and green stones, several necklaces and a pendant necklace, the report states. A red-haired girl combed her sepia hair back and she wore gray cotton pants with “diapers containing red bleach liquid,” the report reads.

County Coroner Tom Perrin told The Daily Beast in May that there was nothing to suggest her death was due to foul play. In July, he told Denver Post that the autopsy results were delayed due to challenges in finding a lab that could test Carlson’s body for metals.

Her body was found along with “eight small brown bottles with color-labeled droppers”, which were kept as evidence and contained details of various metals, including colloidal titanium, gold, silver, and other things. Love Has Won, has previously been described as a “cult” by former followers and law enforcement. also hawk colloidal metals for the treatment of compulsive behaviors.

Carolina Noble, a forensic toxicologist at a laboratory in Pennsylvania, said after conducting tests on Carlson’s liver tissue on November 16, that silver was present in her body. According to reports, she got 470 mcg/g – more than six times the average daily intake (70 mcg) from the environment and diet of an American adult.

A toxicology report further revealed the presence of ethanol and acetaminophen and her fluid tested positive for chemicals found in cannabis and tobacco, as well as opiates, including hydrocodone and hydromorphone.

Andrew Profaci, a former member who left the group 5 years ago, previously told The Daily Beast that she was “drinking 10 glasses of vodka a night,” losing her cognitive abilities to the point where she “would fall and hit the wall.”

In September 2020, Carlson Talk to Dr. Phil only She has terminal cancer. After examining her organs, the coroner said that one of Carlson’s thyroid glands had a nodule that “contains a clear brown fluid” which she says is “perfectly consistent with a colloidal substance”. but “no evidence” of metastatic cancer.