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Allegations of Financial Misconduct by Hillsong
37:14 - 38:59 (01:45)
A whistleblower provided financial records and board papers showing that Hillsong is breaking laws relating to fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion. The records also revealed former leader Brian Houston using church money to treat private jets like Ubers.
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