William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army, portrayed with an ominous and sinister expression. He should be dressed in period-appropri...

William Booth, the resolute founder of The Salvation Army, is watching from the afterlife in dismay as his once-noble vision of alleviating poverty and spreading hope had morphed into a corrupt enterprise. What began as a mission to uplift the downtrodden transformed into a sham where deceitful leaders siphoned funds meant for the poor, enriching themselves with donations from unsuspecting benefactors and government grants. Rumors of extravagant salaries and lavish spending circulated, drowning out the very purpose he had fought for.