TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- What went on inside a gated mansion in Tampa's Avila neighborhood was subject to a raid Wednesday morning.

It's laid out in a 23-page indictment against defendants David Taylor and Michelle Brannon. They are the self-proclaimed leaders of the Kingdom of God Global Church or KOGGC. Taylor and Brannon are accused of forced labor and money laundering to fund a human trafficking ring, under the guise of a religious ministry.

The indictment detailed threats made to victims working in a call center, where attorneys said they would be forced to solicit millions of dollars to fund the leaders' lifestyles. They were told if they left the church they would be met with "divine judgement in the form of physical harm and external damnation."

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