Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced on Tuesday that her office has launched an investigation into the Twin Flames Universe organization after a docuseries on Netflix.

Nessel said multiple search warrants were executed "upon individuals atop the Twin Flames Universe organization and its associated properties, under the authority of a judge finding probable cause that crimes have been committed by TFU and their leadership." 

The Michigan AG's office, as well as the U.S. Office of Inspector General, Michigan State Police, the Leelanau County Sheriff's Office and the Grand Traverse County Sheriff's Office, executed the warrants on two residences, Nessel said.

The organization in Leelanau County, which is operated by Jeff and Shaleia Divine, has a large following online, according to Nessel, and it gained notoriety after the docuseries, "Desperately Seeking Soulamte: Escaping Twin Flames Universe," was released in 2023. The series followed former members who claimed the organization was an online cult.

Nessel said the organization is accused of using "coercive control over its members" in Michigan and across the U.S.

"We believe many of their actions may have been illegal, and we're asking for the general public's help in this investigation," she said.

Anyone with information on Twin Flames Universe is asked to contact the AG's office via email or through an online tip form.