The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino removed all content related to the embattled Casa Ruby founder from its interactive exhibit and companion website.

An updated OAG complaint comes as the nonprofit’s founder, Ruby Corado, faces allegations that she stole more than $400,000 from Casa Ruby.

Corado’s legal representation and the attorney general’s updated complaint must both be finalized by Monday.

A court-appointed auditor of the LGBTQ+ organization determined that Casa Ruby owes creditors more than $2 million dollars and left rented properties in disarray.

As things fell apart in D.C., founder Ruby Corado sent at least $500,000 abroad to grow the new Casa Ruby, El Salvador chapter.

The founder and executive director of Casa Ruby appears to have fled the country after withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars of the nonprofit’s funds, according to a statement from the D.C. Attorney General.

Casa Ruby founder Ruby Corado is reportedly the only person who controls the nonprofit’s bank accounts, but former staff and local officials have not been able to reach her.

The group is raising money with a GoFundMe campaign to continue some of its emergency shelter services for LGBTQ+ people experiencing homelessness.

“I cannot be blessed with the privilege that I have today in D.C. and look the other way,” says Casa Ruby founder, Ruby Corado, who grew up in El Salvador.

A GoFundMe page has already raised more than $67,000 to help the nonprofit secure a new space.