Self-Proclaimed Prophet Sentenced to 225 Years | True Crime News
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In Butte County, California, Sansue Bee Vang, the founder of a Hmong religious organization he built around himself as a self-declared prophet, has been sentenced to 225 years to life in prison after being convicted on eleven counts of abuse against six victims, including children. He moved his congregation from Wisconsin to California, hand-selecting families to follow him, and used his spiritual authority to silence those he harmed for years.
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