Al Taylor, an independent producer who has done work for such shows as "A Current Affair", "Hard Copy" and "The Jerry Springer Show" tells Orlando-based WESH reporter Dave McDaniel that he has formed his own company with the express purpose of paying Casey Anthony $1 million dollars for an interview.
Mr. Taylor caused a bit of a contretemps last week, claiming he had been given the go-ahead from an exec at the Springer show to secure Casey and her family's participation in one of the usual lovefests that are the Springer show's specialty. When this news reached Mr. Springer's ears, Jerry promptly shot down the story.
Taylor says, "The first question is going to be 'Did you do it?' It's not going to be a softball interview. We're going to grill her like a bad piece of fish. She's going to earn her $1 million. We're going to find out exactly what happened."
Sure you will, Al. You'll find out what really happened to Caylee about as quickly as the quarter I planted in the back yard sprouts $100 bills.
Taylor piously states that the interview will benefit Florida residents. "I don't feel bad about giving Casey Anthony and her attorney $1 million, because most of the money will end up back in the state of Florida anyway, because she has to pay that fine for lying to the cops and payback for the investigation."
Al says he's unable to reveal the identities of those backing the interview offer. "Everybody wants to hear from Casey. There's this whole sanctimonious thing that 'Oh, we can't pay a murderer money.' You know, she was found not guilty. Don't forget that. Because if she was found guilty, she couldn't do the interview."
Reporter McDaniel exchanged text messages with Jose Baez last night. Baez said he hadn't heard of Taylor, nor had he spoken with him. Taylor claims to have made Baez the offer after speaking to McDaniel Wednesday night.
Taylor further says he has another check ready for jurors who may want to join the interview.
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