Gambling in the USA
Nuns gamble after stealing $500,000 from Catholic school
In strange and puzzling development in California, two nuns stole $500,000 from a Catholic school and used the money on gambling and vacations. Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper and Sister Lana Lang of St. James Catholic School in Torrance had been diverting funds from the school to their own bank account for at least 10 years, the Press-Telegram reports.
Kreuper, who was the school’s principal, handled all tuition checks and fees. She even withheld some checks and deposited them into an account only she and Chang knew about.
The two sisters offered some of the stolen money back to the school; the rest was used for their “personal gain.”
Kreuper and Chang used the stolen money on sightseeing trips and casino gambling.
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