LambChop
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IIRC...if JB had brokered the deal that paid his fees it could be a conflict. He consulted with ethics attorney Timothy Chinaris early on. At the time, it passed the "test".
However, we don't know if the deal was brokered and structured according to ethical guidelines. In light of the recent comment by ABC that it was not just photos, but exclusive interview rights that they paid for....I think a revisit to her indigency affidavit is in order.
IMO, the fact that JB did not have KC set aside $$ to cover taxes tells me that either he never expected her to be aquitted, she didn't give a flip, or something shady was done to hide $$.
Didn't JB testify to the fact that there was no deal other than the sale of the pictures? No payment for interviews, book, movie deals, etc. $200,000 does seem like a lot of money to pay for pictures of a missing child so it is possible ABC has already paid for this interview with KC on whatever the outcome of the trial would be and JB is now trying to sell it to NBC, too? jmo