🔥 Save Our Children Q & the Bride of 1176: How Shelly Mullinax Tried to Turn Conspiracy into Profit

Exposé + roast. No fluff. Just receipts, irony, and receipts being cashed by a dissolved “charity.” 🌶😈

Lede — short, salty

Shelly Gray Mullinax filed a business called Save Our Children Q, Inc., put a Q in the title, listed herself as registered agent — then got booked for terroristic threats in 2023. If irony were currency, she’d be richer than her dissolved company. Welcome to the 1176 circus: God, grift, and the calculator that made her a prophet.

The receipts (what we can actually show)

Company filing: Save Our Children Q, Inc. was filed in Georgia on Oct 7, 2022, as a domestic profit corporation. Shelly Gray Mullinax is listed as the registered agent at 220 S Wall St, Suite 202, Calhoun, GA. The filing status: Dissolved.

— Translation: she incorporated the brand, chose profit-company structure (not a nonprofit), and then the corporation expired/was dissolved — classic fly-by-night grift setup.

Criminal booking: Shelly Ambra Mullinax was booked Aug 11, 2023 on terroristic threats/acts in Gordon County, Georgia. That’s not an “angry tweet” — it’s a serious public-safety charge on the record.

Public conspiracy footprint: She’s embedded in the same numerology/prophecy ecosystem (the 1176 / Gematrix theater) as other online “Bride of Christ” players. Her name appears in the same fever-dream threads, posts, and gematria strings that stitch these personas together.

What this pattern means (read: how the scam works)

1. Brand the cult. Pick a terrifyingly sincere name (“Save Our Children” + “Q” = instant QAnon brand equity).

2. Paper it up. File a corporation to look official — but choose a profit corp so money flows directly (not subject to nonprofit rules).

3. Gaslight with numerology. Use Gematrix and the magic number (1176) as “proof” to recruit believers and justify wild claims.

4. Profit or pivot. Solicit “coaching,” donations, courses, or merch — then vanish or dissolve if the heat turns up.

5. Threaten if challenged. If someone resists, escalate to harassment or threats. (That’s where the 2023 booking sits.)

Short version: it’s prophecy cosplay with a business model.

The cruel irony

She files a “Save Our Children” business while being charged with terroristic threats. She slaps spiritual labels (“Bride of Christ”) on herself and uses numerology to claim authority — yet the paper trail says “profit corp” and “dissolved.” Her brand was built on moral panic; the result was legal trouble and a busted business filing. Deliciously ironic. 🍵

What’s unproven (and I’ll shout this in caps because it matters)

Freemason family ties: people shout it online, but lodge membership is rarely public. Rumor, not verified fact.

I’ll roast — not libel.

“Save Our Children Q: When QAnon Gets a Business Card”

She didn’t start a nonprofit—she started a for-profit cult brand.”

“1176: the only number that makes a prophet, a corporation, and a booking record fit in the same miserable punchline.”

1.

https://www.bizapedia.com/ga/save-our-children-q-inc.html

2. Call it what it is: label the company filing, the booking, and the grift as facts, and label rumors as allegations. That protects you.

Shelly tried to put a halo on a corporate filing and call it holy. The system answered back with a booking number. The math doesn’t care about devotion — it only cares that she typed her name into a registry and the state stamped it “Dissolved.” That’s all the proof you need that the “savior” was, from the start, trying to sell a ticket to a show she built herself.

Serve it hot. Serve it factual. Let the grift melt. 🌶🔥😈