Former missionary accused of diverting $30M meant for Bible distribution in China for personal luxuries

Federal authorities are searching for Jason Gerald Shenk, a Georgia man accused of diverting $30 million from Christian charities.
Shenk allegedly used the funds for personal expenses like diamonds, real estate, insurance policies, nuclear company shares, credit cards, and online sports betting.
He created shell companies and fabricated spreadsheets to conceal his transactions and deceived international banks.
Shenk renounced his U.S. citizenship in 2016 to avoid financial reporting requirements.
He faces charges including wire fraud, money laundering, and failure to file foreign bank account reports.