Missing Agape Ministries member found in Victoria SA DETECTIVES are arranging to extradite John Mouhalos, a senior member of the disgraced former Agape Ministries, from Victoria. A close confidant of fugitive church leader Rocco Leo, Mr Mouhalos has not been seen since disappearing on May 21, 2010, a day after a series of raids on several church properties uncovered batons, fuses, detonators, detonator cords and thousands of rounds of high-powered ammunition. He was last seen at 6pm that day in Oakden. He left the District Court in April after being given a suspended sentence for assaulting a man who owed him money. SA Police will extradite Mr Mouhalos on a warrant for failure to comply with the conditions imposed in relation to a suspended sentence. "Police will be speaking with Mr Mouhalos in relation to his activities and whereabouts since 2010," a police spokesman said. Although he does not hold an Australian passport, Immigration officials have no record of him leaving Australia, police said. Mr Mouhalos was wanted for questioning over alleged illegal conduct by the leadership of Agape Ministries, which had extensive properties at Oaken, Blackfellows Creek Rd and Mt Magnificent, south of Adelaide. Cult leader Rocco Leo was last known to be living in Fiji where he, his girlfriend Mari Antoinette Veneziano and her brother, Joseph, were arrested in June 2011 at Tiri Villas eco-resort in Pacific Harbour, 35km from the Fijian capital of Suva. Mr Mouhalos' whereabouts was a mystery at that time. SA Police have been working with Australian Federal Police to locate the former Agape leadership In 2010, courts documents obtained by The Advertiser showed the controversial Agape Ministries empire spanned two states, eight properties and a fleet of 13 vehicles. Funds were held in 10 separate accounts. The documents were filed as part of a successful District Court action in May to freeze the assets of Mr Leo, Joe and Mari Antoinette Veneziano. In 2012, an Adelaide court heard Mr Leo fled Australia due to death threats and a corrupt police conspiracy to ruin his reputation.