Be Scofield

Read the new series about the disappearance and death of Kristal Reisinger in Crestone, Colorado. From reporter Be Scofield who first broke the Love Has Won cult story. READ THE SERIES: PART I: The Death of Dready Brian PART II: Inside Catfish’s House PART III: An Angel Disappears PART

Marty Shellabarger’s cabin is visited. Marty overdoses at his parent’s ranch in Moffat. The drug supply dries up after Kristal disappears. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter behind the hit HBO series Love Has Won. She is the author of Hunting Lucifer: One Reporter's Search

Catfish indirectly admits to being involved in Kristal’s disappearance. The underworld drug scene of Crestone and Moffat gets exposed. A woman is found dead who was involved with dark gothic sexually-explicit films in Crestone. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter behind the hit HBO series Love Has Won.

Kristal escapes Catfish’s but has red marks on ankles and wrists. She found “disgusting” photos while there. A few weeks later she disappears. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter behind the hit HBO series Love Has Won. She is the author of Hunting Lucifer: One Reporter's

Catfish’s walls test positive for meth. A woman describes being drugged and held captive there for days. Catfish watches a torture video on the dark web. Photos & video reveal Catfish’s basement. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter behind the hit HBO series Love Has Won. She

Brian’s autopsy reveals heroin and kratom intoxication. His friend says he confessed to him to have killed Kristal. Detectives search Brendan Pulver’s home for a kiln. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter behind the hit HBO series Love Has Won. She is the author of Hunting Lucifer:

Leaked documents reveal new details of the murders Psycho Adre Baroz is charged with, including that of Crestone local Zeven Garcia. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter whose work is cited by the New York Times, Washington Post, People, Daily Beast, The Guardian and has led to coverage on

Saguache Sheriff Dan Warwick told the public Deputy Wayne Clark was fired for not filing reports. Leaked documents show he was fired for “fabricating an investigation” and “criminal extortion.” Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter whose work is cited by the New York Times, Washington Post, People, Daily Beast,