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Marc Ching has taken in hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations... So Where has all those donations been spent?

Marc Ching is flying all over the world, staying in high class hotels and he is paying using other peoples money, so where are the receipts?

He has already admitted to 'Misplacing' Money and there are no records of him filing a non-profit 990 form since fiscal year 2014. Tow sources have alleged that $100,000 is missing had the last record that the IRS shows from fiscal year
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