Inside the alleged forced labor, laundering scheme run by church leaders in Michigan, other states

David Taylor and Michelle Brannon, leaders of the Kingdom of God Global Church, are accused of running a multistate forced labor and money laundering scheme, forcing church members to work in call centers without pay and subjecting them to abuse. The indictment reveals that the duo used $50 million in donations for personal luxury, including expensive cars and properties. Taylor allegedly threatened authorities, and both face several charges with potential sentences of up to 20 years. Brannon's attorney claims she was manipulated by Taylor and seeks her release on bail due to health issues.