Four months ago,
my husband found a group online
and and what to Colorado to join it.
My brother went
on what he believed was a spiritual mission trip.
The leader of Love Has Won is Amy Carlson.
When I saw videos of her,
she seemed intoxicated or high on drugs.
When my husband got there, he was put to work.
They have rigid schedules
with minimal amount of sleep allowed.
My husband was there for two days
and during the live stream,
they mentioned
that he had been left on the wrong side of the mountain,
that his energy was not compatible with them.
We realized something was wrong.
We immediately made contact with police.
It was an entire day of a rescue mission.
I was thinking that my husband was dead.
He was found wandering in the wilderness,
disoriented, confused and naked
and was arrested while trespassing on private property.
We believe that he was drugged with hallucinogens
and abandoned in the mountains.
Since my experience with Love Has Won,
I dealt with a lot of anger and hatred for Amy Carlson.
I really resented her
for luring my husband into something like this.
I believe that they are a dangerous cult.
Well, Amanda and Ariane join us now virtually,
and guys, you've been listening
to everything we've been talking about so far.
What would you like to add to the conversation?
I think that Ashley and Lauren,
because that's how I know
the two young ladies that have joined,
their names are not Aurora and Hope,
I think that they're doing a great job
at not being forthcoming and truthful
with how they typically display
their acts of love for humanity publicly on social media.
I think that Amy is a victim
of her own web that she's created.
I don't think that she's in full control of this group.
I think she's surrounded by an entire team
that's enabling her.
They are profiting and exploiting for her financial gain.
There is definitely a huge brainwashing component.
After my brother surrendered for their spiritual surgery,
which mind you,
Amy does not complete that spiritual surgery herself,
it's actually a phone call done by one of their members,
some of them that are very new that follow a guide,
I think that that's where the brain programming,
the mind control starts.
We've spoken with multiple leading call experts,
we've learned a lot about undue influence.
So there's a lot of different concerns with this group.
And how did your brother get involved?
He found this group also online.
He is a conspiracy theorist.
And so he believed their conspiracy
that we are ascending into this five D Earth,
and he truly did think that this was a spiritual mission.
And so he was there and ready,
to, what he believes, save humanity.
Yeah, and Amanda,
you say that ultimately
he was found really in dire straights, correct?
So his experience was very short, thankfully.
We have a lot of information about Love Has Won
that's on the internet.
So we were very prepared
that this group has a history
of leaving members who want to leave
in the middle of the mountains without any belongings.
He was introduced on one of their evening live streams
as extremely happy, very confident,
very healthy looking, clear-minded.
The very next day
is where we realized that he was in danger.
He called my mother saying that he was on foot,
he was coming home,
he was on his way to the airport.
However, the airport is a three to four hour drive away.
That evening is the evening livestream
where this group then laughed and mocked him,
that his energies didn't mesh well,
you can't tell Mother Know that you want to leave,
you have to cut all ties.
So we realized that he was in danger
and then that following morning
is when we started our rescue day.