So, Carrie is the chairman of our trustees. >> Okay. >> So, he is kind of the legal officer of the church and one of the pastors. Basically, what happened is >> Okay. >> some bank information, like credit card receipts, >> Okay. >> that showed that our financial secretary, or the credit card issued to our financial secretary, was being used for personal charges, >> Okay. >> cruises, airfare, all sorts of stuff >> Okay. >> that was definitely not church-related business. >> Mhm. >> We confronted her about that. She admitted to having made the charges and to also having done like electronic transfers. So, in that discussion with her, she put a ballpark at probably approximately $300,000. >> Is what's highlighted what's >> Um, that's where she paid down the balance. So, she's racking up charges and then she's paying >> to cover it up. >> She's using church money to pay that off. >> That's where you're getting so >> Oh, okay. So, she's making >> I thought she was trying to make do make right and using her personal money, though. >> No, no, no. She's using church credit card >> And then >> and then taking from the church bank account to pay off that credit card, which is where we're getting this large sum because she's draining out the balance to And then also the electronic transfers are paying personal bills and and this kind of thing. >> Do we know what's paid on here that's supposed to be for the church? Do we have a way to >> Um, yeah, our accountant, our head of finances, has done more of that. They break it down by who each payment was for. Like Adobe. Like we'll say, "Okay, that's a church card." You know, that's a something we actually use for the >> one of the expenses. >> Um, that's once a month for $20. >> Okay. >> But she maxed out the credit card like twice in 2024. >> Yeah, okay. >> Thousands of thousands, you know. Carnival, not us. >> Hi. >> Hey, how you doing? Uh, we're looking for a Melissa. >> For >> She's got a warrant out of Nassau County. >> That's why I'm not going to talk because I've never been in trouble before and I told the lady where I was when I called when I saw the poster of myself. >> This Facebook thing is crazy. Like if we were like literally like Bonnie and Clyde, wouldn't we have seen the Facebook thing and then just called out? >> That's how I found out. >> Oh. >> Yeah, I I got on Facebook just hanging out here with her earlier and saw my face on a wanted poster. >> So there's like $3,000 things. So we've been here for a couple of days. People have been at our house and >> It posted it and said wanted like it didn't say wanted or wanted or just wanted. It says mostly wanted. How about you try contacting me first? I would have gladly come in rather than have this. >> You're going to mess stuff up here right? >> All right, turn around for me. >> You're good. You're good. >> All right, you have zero tolerance for this kind of stuff. >> Let her have a seat. We're good. We're good. All right, just a quick ride, okay?