Leah Sottile
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50 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Leah Sottile’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It became really disturbing for me to understand that Amy created this belief system. She created this group. It was almost like a game of Dungeons and Dragons, right? Where she was like the dungeon master and she's coming up with all the rules and people are playing it her way. But when she said, time out, like I need to go to a hospital, the people in her game kept her in it.
They just provided her with more of the same thing that actually was killing her.
a very typical movie teenage suburban upbringing. Good family, two sisters, really supported in anything she wanted to do. The type of kid who would get a car when she turned 16, that kind of family. Amy was really into singing and into, you know, looking her best, being very presentable. She competed in choir competitions, things of that nature.
As her story goes forward in time, she has her first child when she's pretty young, you know, 18 or 19 years old. And the relationship doesn't really work out. She's not a very welcoming mother in that motherhood doesn't really fit her. Her son, Cole, who is her oldest child, just remembers her being very distant, crying a lot, not really wanting to have a lot to do with him.
And even Amy's own mother, Linda, told me she didn't take to motherhood right away. At a certain point after Amy's had two more children with two other men, one of which she marries, they have a divorce. She starts drinking a lot. She gets a couple DUIs. She has some trouble all the while managing several McDonald's stores throughout Texas.
So she's got a fairly demanding job, but there's something lacking in her life. And in her 30s, she encounters groups online that are talking about the alien-human hybrid community, basically.
I can't remember what the specifics of it are, but it's essentially like you're a god. You are fated to be something big and bigger than this mother who manages McDonald's stores, never got famous as a singer. Like at one point, she hears a voice that says, you'll be the president of the United States. And she's like, oh, my God, I believe that's actually true.
in one fell swoop amy decides to abandon her life in texas including her three young children to pursue a new chapter of existence she literally backs away from a table at a restaurant with her family and says i'm leaving and they think oh you're just going home something like that but what she does is she actually literally just leaves her life and they don't see her again
And what she means by that is that she is the physical embodiment of the planet. That's the best that she explains it. She is Earth itself. So any damage to her, whether that's emotional, physical, is actually damaging to the Earth itself. Amy weaves a very elaborate story about how she came to be.
in her current form and the big part of that is that she is a reincarnated being she says she's been reincarnated something like 574 times and that in her past lives she was cleopatra she was jonah vark she was the queen of lemuria
She developed an idea that she is Mother God. Whoever the man that she is personally with at that point is Father God. There ended up being many Father Gods over time.
She starts to kind of like distribute new age ideas and a lot of astrological predictions. She would do like almost like a newscast where she would wear this little headset and she would speak to the camera and she would give this really kind of like weather forecast of the stars in a way. It was really funny and it was really kind of like sweet.
If you're living in that reality, I could almost see how it would be attractive.
They're almost impossible to watch because even if you understand the code that they're talking in, it's very confusing and it's just rambling. And so they would be running these live streams with two people talking about all of their concepts, but also about lots of conspiracy theories.
So that to them was healing the world with love, was engaging with people who had questions about their spiritual ideas. Okay, I can understand a church saying, we heal the world with love because look how we're giving all this money to this children's program or we're helping refugees get housing or things like that.
When you're just like chatting with people in a live stream, it is just more supremely online than perhaps I'm willing to be and to understand as love. But I guess, you know, there's a lot of lonely people in the world and that is love to them is to make friends with other people online. So it's complex.
The Ascended Masters, or the Galactics as she calls them in Love Has Won, are people that you and I and many people who listen to your show would be familiar with. They are Chris Farley, they are Whitney Houston, Tupac Shakur, and most notably, the actor Robin Williams. Robin Williams holds a larger place than anyone in the Love Has Won belief system.
It sounds objectively ridiculous to say, here's a group of people who worships Robin Williams, right? But what I came to understand in my reporting is that Robin Williams was really kind of like an entry point for Amy to get people into the group. They heard about Robin Williams and they were like, oh my God, I loved Robin Williams and I feel so sad about his sudden death.
We can all talk about Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire or What Dreams May Come or, you know, his standup performances or Mork and Mindy.
Essentially, if you were living in the Love Has One house, you were a servant of Amy and her father, God, at that time. That's what it became.
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