Omega Syndrome. A former Crouch personal assistant, Kelly Whitmore, revealed that she had encountered a loose-leaf binder in Jan Crouch's luggage that the Crouches referred to as "the End Times project" and that he often called it "The Omega" but said he disliked the working title, "especially the word 'Syndrome'. After the defendant's motion for summary judgment failed the case was settled out of court for an undisclosed sum. In September 2004, the Los Angeles Times reported that in 1998 Crouch paid Enoch Lonnie Ford, a former employee, a $425,000 formal settlement to end a wrongful termination lawsuit. The paper also reported that Ford had alleged a sexual relationship between the two men. TBN officials denied the allegations. On March 15, 2005, Ford appeared at the taping of the ION Television show Lie Detector. The show's producers decided not to air the show, and the outcome of the lie detector test was never released. A May 2012 New York Times article reported on the personal spending of Paul and Jan Crouch, including "his-and-her mansions one street apart in a gated community" in Newport Beach, California. Paul Crouch received $400,000 in executive salary as president and his wife $365,000 as first vice president of TBN. Brittany Koper, a granddaughter of the Crouches who had authority over finances, claimed that TBN appeared to have violated the IRS ban on "excess compensation" by nonprofit organizations. Bibliography Hello World! A Personal Message to the Body of Christ. (autobiography) (Nelson, 2003) I Had No Father But God The Omega Code: Another Has Risen from the Dead Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 Shadow of the Apocalypse. (Berkley Trade, October 5, 2004) Awards and citations Parents Television Council Seal of Approval for TBN Parents Television Council Seal of Approval for JCTV (now JUCE TV) Parents Television Council Seal of Approval for Smile of a Child TV Appointed by President Ronald Reagan to the Private Sector Initiative Project In May, 2009, the United Nations officially recommended the Smile of a Child Foundation to receive special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council for the Democracy Coalition Project References External links 1934 births 2013 deaths American evangelists Film producers from Missouri American television evangelists American television company founders Assemblies of God people Christians from Missouri Oral Roberts University people People from St. Joseph, Missouri Central Bible College alumni Crouch family Pentecostals from California Burials at Pacific View Memorial