TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa pastor Willard Jones plead guilty to stealing just under $1 million from his congregation at the Greater Cornerstone Baptist Church last year.
Court records show that his home was filled with purchases including a mink coat, matching gloves and a Rolex watch all bought with stolen money. All of his property was seized by the U.S. Marshals Service.
Williams and Williams Auction now plans to sell the property to the highest bidder. They handle sales from U.S. Marshals all over the country.
The auction is scheduled for May 25. The first open house is this Sunday.
Remember the pastor who embezzled a million dollars? Well the U.S. Marshals are auctioning his home for the victims. I got a first look inside.
Posted by Katie Higgins on Thursday, May 12, 2016
---
5 things to know: The big stories on FOX23
- Survey names Mary Fallin as one of country's least popular governors
- Tulsa steakhouse to close after 60 years
- Cherokee County reports severe weather damage
- Owasso police investigate alleged shooting threat at 7th Grade Center
- High E.coli levels found in Tulsa creeks
Cox Media Group