Man who cited Jesus for $7 billion crime pleads guilty
John Haskew told authorities he made $7 billion in illegal transfers from a bank because "Jesus Christ created wealth for everyone." The unemployed Haskew needed to pay off a debt to the federal government, prosecutors said.
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