Indian perfume millionaires Mahender Muralidhar Sabhnani and his wife Varsha Mahender Sabhnani were found guilty by a New York jury of forced labor, harboring illegal immigrants, involuntary servitude and conspiracy charges in a high-profile case dubbed by prosecutors as “a case of modern day slavery.”

The Sabhnanis, who live in a multi-million dollar home in Muttontown, a wealthy enclave of Long Island, were charged with enslaving and abusing two Indonesian women servants Samirah and Eung over a period of several years.

The Sabhnanis face lengthy prison sentences of 17 1/2 to 21 3/4 years depending on the discretion of the judge although in theory the sentences are over 100 years for both, according to the Long Island newspaper Newsday.

Mahender Muralidhar Sabhnani and his wife Varsha Mahender Sabhnani are American citizens of Indian origin.

Mahender is from India while Varsha hails from Indonesia.

Both Mahender and Varsha intend to appeal the verdict.

One of Sabhnanis daughter Dakshina collapsed in the U.S. District Court in Central Islip as the guilty verdict was read by the jury foreman and was taken to a hospital for treatment.

The Sabhnanis could also be forced to forfeit their property at 205 Coachman Place East, Muttontown in New York to the U.S. as it was the location of the crimes against the two Indonesian women.