Fake marriages, visasThe fraudulent immigration documents were supposedly used for the fake marriages and visas of the KOJC members to make their stay in the United States valid. “In addition to pleading guilty, De Leon agreed to cooperate in the government’s case,” the DOJ said without giving details of what she may do to help build or strengthen the case against Quiboloy and others. The US justice department said the federal court would soon set a hearing for De Leon to formally discuss her guilty plea. “Once she pleads guilty, De Leon will face a statutory maximum sentence of five years in federal prison,” it said. “Many of the workers were moved around the United States to solicit donations as CJF ‘volunteers,’ who were also called ‘full-time miracle workers,’” it added, citing the indictment documents.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer April 03, 2022 04:33 UTC