Federal Indictment Charges Ga. Church Leaders With Swindling Millions in Military Benefits
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House of Prayer church leaders indicted for alleged $22M fraud scheme targeting military vets
Federal prosecutors indict House of Prayer Christian Churches of America founder Rony Denis and leaders for allegedly running a $22 million fraud scheme targeting military members.
Federal Indictment Charges Ga. Church Leaders With Swindling Millions in Military Benefits
The indictment says a church founder and seven other leaders focused on recruiting military service members to join their congregations and pressured them to spend their G.I. Bill education benefits on enrollment in its seminary programs. They also say church officials used parishioners' names on fraudulent mortgage applications to buy homes that the church then rented to congregation members.
House of Prayer church leaders indicted for alleged $22M fraud scheme targeting military vets – Democratic Accent
Federal prosecutors have indicted the founder and several leaders of the House of Prayer Christian Churches of America, accusing the Georgia-based ministry of running a decades-long, $22 million fraud scheme that targeted U.S. military members and veterans. Following the indictment, the FBI on Wednesday conducted a raid near Augusta, Georgia, arresting leaders after years of …
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