Be Scofield

Watch the exclusive bodycam footage below On April 28th, 2021 Miguel Lamboy traveled to Salida to report that the deceased body of Love Has Won leader Amy Carlson was in the groups Crestone house. During a nearly hour-long interview with detectives he described in detail the events of that day

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 Netflix, Dr. Phil, VICE, CNN and elsewhere. Contact: bescofieldreporter @ gmail.com / Follow on Facebook October 18th, 2021 In the two-hour long

For the first time ever the bodycam footage from the April raid on the Love Has Won cult house is being published. “What we’ve got is a search warrant to check this house,” Sheriff Dan Warwick tells Love Has Won’s Jason Castillo upon entering the home. “Mother is

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 Netflix, Dr. Phil, VICE, CNN, and elsewhere. September 14th, 2021

Love Has Won's members deny the holocaust and make racist statements.

Could the Jonestown Massacre have been prevented? In the 1970s the media and political establishment decided that the public shouldn’t hear about cult leader Jim Jones’ abuses. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter who exposed Love Has Won, which led to the hit HBO series. She is the

Newly released Love Has Won cult members Ryan Kramer and Kristin Raymond were interviewed by CBS4 Denver’s Rick Sallinger. All seven arrested members appeared in Saugache County court on Wednesday. Be Scofield is a prominent cult reporter whose work has led to coverage on Netflix, Dr. Phil, VICE, Playboy,

Be Scofield is the author of the new book Hunting Lucifer: One Reporter's Search for Cults and Demons. Her cult reporting is mentioned in the NY Times, Rolling Stone, and People, and has been turned into HBO, Netflix, Dr. Phil, VICE, and more. * This is an exclusive interview