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Law Enforcement Executes Leelanau County Search Warrants in Twin Flames Universe Probe

The investigation aims to determine if members were subjected to illegal coercive control by the organization’s leadership.

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FILE - Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel pauses during an interview with The Associated Press, Nov. 21, 2024, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)

Overview

  • State and federal officers carried out warrants at two properties linked to Jeff and Shaleia Divine’s spiritual coaching group.
  • Authorities allege Twin Flames Universe used coercive methods to manipulate followers across the United States.
  • The organization offers programs priced from $9.99 e-books to an $8,888 comprehensive package promising a ‘twin flame’ journey.
  • Former participants and investigative documentaries on Netflix and Amazon Prime have described the group’s tactics as isolating and manipulative.
  • Jeff and Shaleia Divine have denied wrongdoing and continue their operations while officials invite the public to provide anonymous tips.