Police began searching for the suspects on Friday in the southern region of Araucania.

Officials say the 3-day-old baby was thrown onto a bonfire in November because the leader of the sect believed that the child was the antichrist.

Police arrested four other members of the sect Thursday after a months-long investigation. Among them was the baby’s mother, 25-year-old Natalia Guerra.

In her written court statement, she said that all sect members knew that her child “would be murdered” and that they had to obey the leader because he “was God.”

The ringleader is 36-year-old Ramon Gustavo Castillo. Police say he escaped to Peru and authorities are working with Interpol to capture him.

This undated photo released by Chile’s Police Investigative Unit on Thursday, April 25, 2013, shows Ramon Gustavo Castillo Gaete, 36, who authorities said is the leader of a 12-member sect that is accused of burning a baby alive. Police on Thursday, arrested four people accused of burning a baby alive in a ritual because Castillo Gaete believed that the end of the world was near and that the child was the antichrist. Police said Castillo Gaete, who remains at large, was last seen traveling to Peru to buy ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic brew plant that he used to control the cult members. (AP Photo/ Chile’s Police Investigative Unit)

“I wore a double corset day and night for three months,” Alba confessed in an interview with fashion site Net-A-Porter. “It was sweaty, but worth it.”

While Alba said her weight loss technique is “not for everyone,” there’s no doubt that the 31-year- looks better than ever in a bikini after two pregnancies. And it seems like hubby Cash Warren agrees, helping make their marriage of four years stronger than ever.

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“We like each other; we really are best friends,” Alba shared with Net-A-Porter. “We both chose the right person.”

Alba – whose famous looks have launched her to Maxim’s “Hot 100” list – seems intent on making it clear that while she may have shed the physical evidence of pregnancy, her decision to begin a family has truly enhanced her life and her career.

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“My approach to acting now is so different,” said the actress, who will next be seen in Robert Rodriguez’s “Machete Kills” alongside Lady Gaga and Sofia Vergara.

“I’m fearless because I have nothing to lose. Before [children] my identity was wrapped up in every decision – now, I don’t care.”

“It’s hard to be back to work with such full force early on because your brain is not fully there. You have baby brain,” Alves told the magazine while promoting Macy’s I.N.C. clothing line.

“I was on The View answering a question and halfway through, I lost my train of thought. You just laugh at it.”

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With three children under five – Levi, 4, Vida 3 and three-month-old son Livingston – the Brazilian model admitted that she, just like any other mom, has a busy schedule.

“It’s three little ones that need mom all at the same time,” said the 30-year-old. “I’m running to dinner, running back to breastfeed, go do this, run back to breastfeed, breastfeed all night, start your day at 5 a.m., lack of sleep — all of it.”

Alves – who has lives with her children and husband Matthew McConaughey in Austin, Texas – does have a few tricks up her sleeve, especially when it comes to looking more svelte than ever: namely, stretchy jeans.

“I grew up with stretchy denim and it’s really hard to find in the United States,” said Alves, who says she loves the white denim from the I.N.C.’s latest collection.

“It gives you a good backside, I must say.”

Fergie – who is currently expecting her first child with husband Josh Duhamel – will receive Logo network’s “Always Next, Forever Now” award to recognize the singer for her work with amFAR, the MAC Aids Fun and other organizations benefiting individuals impacted with HIV/AIDS.

Lady Gaga, Britney Spears and Janet Jackson are all previous recipients of the award.

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Introduced in 2005, Logo offers themed programming geared to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender viewers.

“Fergie embodies what the Always Next, Forever Now Award is all about in everything that she does,” Logo exec vp and GM Lisa Sherman told The Hollywood Reporter. “She continuously pushes boundaries, stunning us with her creative vision and ability to make a tremendous impact on pop culture.”

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Comedian and late night talk show host Chelsea Handler will present the award to Fergie during Logo’s NewNowNext Awards on April 15.

“I could not be more proud to be honored by Logo,” Fergie said in a statement. “This award is so incredibly special to me because of the tremendous love and support I have always experienced from the LGBT community. Logo’s philosophy of acceptance with no barriers and no judgment is a message that we should all live by.”

Matthew Guevara is a fun-loving, active little boy. His mom, Therahlee Guevara, says he especially loves football and cars. “He has this one car that does this song and he’ll sit there and dance,” said Guevara.

So when this normally happy little boy began crying in pain last week, Guevara says she knew something was wrong. “I didn’t know where or why, but I knew he was in pain, pain beyond just teething or any type of growing pains for a baby one year old boy.”

Doctors gave Matthew medicine, but the crying continued. Guevara took him again to the doctors on Friday, and then he was rushed to Children’s Hospital. On the way there a blister formed in his groin area. Then another blister formed, and a rash. Matthew went in for surgery and doctors diagnosed him with necrotizing fasciitis.

“It was just spreading, it was attacking him. It was eating out his flesh and attacking his body,” said Guevara. In the past few days Matthew has undergone five surgeries. Doctors are cutting out skin and tissue that’s affected.

It’s been an emotional roller coaster for the family. “Just taking it day by day and he still has a long way ahead of him.”

Guevara wants to tell other parents to not ignore a gut instinct if they think something is wrong. “I want to promote awareness and let people know that this deadly silent killer is out there and it attacked my little one year old boy.”

Now all the family can do is hope and pray that Matthew will get better.

The family lives in Lincoln and is traveling back and forth to Omaha to see Matthew. You can donate to help the family with travel and medical expenses by going to Wells Fargo. There’s a fund set up there under Matthew Guevara.

Doctors say at this point they don’t know what caused Guevara to get this disease. They say it is not contagious.

On freezing her eggs for soon-to-be hubby Nick Loeb: Vergara has begun the process of freezing her eggs and told Vogue that doctors “want to get as many eggs as they can because usually you produce them but they’re not good. They have to be perfect, perfect, perfect ones. My boyfriend is 37, younger than me, never had kids. So.” And she does have the support of her son Manolo, revealing “You know, sometimes he used to scream at me when he was younger,” remarked Vergara to the magazine. “‘Why can’t you have another baby, so you can stop focusing on me?’”

On the accent that made her famous: Vergara admits that she once took speech classes to remedy the accent that her “Modern Family” character Gloria Delgado Pritchett made famous. “But I spent so much money, so much time, and then when I would go to auditions I was always thinking about the pronunciation … And then one day I said, You know what? That’s it. If I can’t get a job with my accent, then this is not a job for me.”

Michelle Obama graces the cover of Vogue’s April issue, which features a frank interview with Sofia Vergara

On getting dresses tailored to accommodate her hourglass shape: “My dresses are like a work of art inside because, you know, I am 40 years old, I had a baby, and I am a 32F boob. And they are real still. When they are fake, you take the bra off and they are still there, perfect! Me—no, so I have to bring them up!”

On amassing a multi-million dollar fortune: “All the things that I dreamed in my career to do, all the businesses that I have, like my Kmart collection, like all the endorsements that I have [for Diet Pepsi and CoverGirl] and you know all the charities that I wanted to fund—it’s all because of Modern Family. So I am taking advantage while I can, to make money like I can now, because why not? It’s part of my job, doing what I like.”

On being more than an on-screen personality: “I never wanted to be an actress [just] to be an actress,” Vergara shared with Vogue. “I wanted to be an actress or a celebrity with a business. For me, I never even knew I could be funny or act. I went to dentist school.”