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Gateway Church, Robert Morris Are Now Facing Allegations They Violated RICO Laws
Plaintiffs allege only $3 million of $15 million promised was donated to global missions, seeking triple damages under federal racketeering laws for alleged fraud.
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Gateway Church accused of violating RICO in amended class-action lawsuit
Members of Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas, are accusing the church, founder Robert Morris and founding elder Steve Dulin of violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act of 1970. #GatewayChurch #RICO #RobertMorris
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BishopAccountability.org - Documenting the Catholic Sexual Abuse and Financial Crisis - Data on bishGateway Church Accused of Violating Law that Has Been Used to Prosecute Mafias
Gateway Church has now been accused of violating a law that has been used to prosecute everything from organized crime operations to pro-life groups. A year ago, a group of four church members from the Dallas-based church filed a financial fraud lawsuit against the controversy-ridden church. They alleged that the church fraudulently claimed that it gave 15% of its members’ tithes to global missions when in reality, it did not. According to the s…
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