The Lindsay Lohan necklace scandal/theft gets stranger and stanger. Yesterday we posted that the jewelry store Kamofie and Company’s surveillance tape of Lindsay Lohan was sold by them to Entertainment tonight. Today we learnt that the jeweler made more than $35,000 from the sales of the tape. Word now that they sold the tape to not one but several media outlets in the US and abroad.
Today a website popped up called http://necklacevideo.com/ which states:
There has been a tremendous amount of media speculation about an incident which took place on January 22, 2011 at a Venice, California jewelry store named Kamofie and Company.
As a result of the incident, actress Lindsay Lohan has been charged by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office for alleged felony theft of a diamond necklace.
Speculation as to what occurred that day has been the subject of intense rumor in the media and elsewhere. Many individuals want to be able to see the video streams from the jewelry store’s surveillance cameras, and we have obtained the exclusive license for them.
The tapes speak for themselves. We plan to release the video streams at this site shortly. Please stay tuned for more information and bookmark this site.
The situation gets curiouser and curiouser. Now that the jewellery store has sold the surveillance tapes does this damage the prosecution’s case? Meanwhile the store claims they sold the tape to recoup losses because clients are staying away because of the amount of paparazzi around the store.
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