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John Stamos? Extortionists Convicted

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?Everywhere you look? is a person trying to make a quick buck. And that?s no exception in the recent criminal case involving John Stamos, the actor who played the beloved Uncle Jesse on the popular ?90s TGIF show ?Full House.? Scott Edward Sippola and Allison Lenore Coss, Michigan residents, were convicted on July 17 for allegedly trying to extort money from Stamos, reports CNN. The couple claimed to have photographs of Stamos nude and doing cocaine while surrounded by strippers, taken on the week he split from his wife. They also claimed that Stamos and Coss had formed a romantic relationship that started when she was seventeen, which resulted in a pregnancy. Stamos admitted to an e-mail exchange with Coss, which he characterized as fun, and even flirty, but says that he never considered her more than a friend...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Criminal Defense Blog on July 22, 2010 (boomark / email).

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