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Yellow-gray fabric, buckled closed, sitting on an empty loading dock in the July heat
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A yellow-gray child car seat, clean and buckled, sat alone on a loading dock in July - a staged prop placed to trigger a bereaved parent during an immersion weekend. How did a man fabricate a dead daughter, rehearse a drowning, and use a photograph cut from a 2013 magazine to recruit grieving people into giving savings and property to the Renewal Path?
In this episode, we follow Rachel Sharp and other members from a Tuesday grief group to the Renewal Path farmhouse, trace Dennis Paar's alias "Dean Petersen," and lay out the evidence prosecutors used to show the recruitment, the scripted story, and the financial transfers without revealing every courtroom detail.
Person: Rachel Sharp
Person: Dennis Paar (alias Dean Petersen)
Location: Dunmore, Maret County; farmhouse on Clement Street
Event: cardboard box discovery in a warehouse basement
Date: July 2018 (basement leak) and July 14, 2019 (car seat found)
Status: Convicted - sentence eleven years
- Rachel Sharp began attending a Tuesday grief group after her brother Kevin died and noticed Petersen waiting in the parking lot after meetings.
- Petersen introduced terms like "residue" and "threshold work" and organized weekend immersion sessions at a farmhouse by October 2017.
- The locked cabinet replaced a voluntary phone basket and by June 2018 fees rose from $60 to $180 and members liquidated assets.
- Building manager Roy Sievert found a cardboard box in the basement containing a draft script, a magazine photograph of a girl printed 2013, and documents linking the alias to Dennis Paar.
- The jury convicted on all counts after prosecutors showed the photograph was used as a fabricated daughter and the recruitment plan targeted grieving adults for financial transfers.
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