Nuns Gone Wild: Pilfer Catholic School to Support Gambling Habit

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Nuns Gone Wild: Pilfer Catholic School to Support Gambling Habit

Two nuns at St. James Catholic School in Torrance, California allegedly embezzled as much as $500,000 in tuition, fees and donations, all to support their gambling addiction.


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The sisters reportedly told parents they were operating on a shoestring budget.

Bank records show Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper and Sister Lana Chang were embezzling from the school for at least 10 years, the Press-Telegram reported.

The local San Francisco CBS affiliate reports more below.

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