They were promised payments of $200 and $100 a month, but federal prosecutors said they were never given money directly. One of the victim’s daughters living in Indonesia was sent $100 a month, prosecutors said.
The women legally arrived in the US on B-1 visas in 2002; the Sabhnanis then confiscated their passports and refused to let them leave their home, authorities said.
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