A woman who was charged along with the leader of a Mexico-based evangelical megachurch with sex crimes involving underage girls was sentenced Wednesday to four years in state prison.
Supervising Deputy Attorney General Patricia Fusco told the judge that Ocampo is"guilty of egregious criminal conduct,'' but cited the 39-year-old defendant's cooperation and early acknowledgement of guilt and said that Ocampo is also believed to be a victim of Naasón Joaquín Garcia -- the leader ofOcampo has remained behind bars since her June 2019 arrest and has already served the bulk of the prison term.
The mother of one of the victims told Ocampo that she and Garcia had ruined the lives of her daughter and family. Garcia and Ocampo were charged in June 2019 along with a third defendant, Susana Oaxaca, 27, who pleaded guilty earlier this year to assault likely to cause great bodily injury and was sentenced to one year of probation, along with time she had already served in jail and on house arrest and six months of psychiatric counseling, according to the Attorney General's Office.
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