Kamofie & Co., the high-end L.A. boutique from which Lindsay Lohan allegedly pillaged a beautiful necklace, has sold the surveillance video of the alleged theft for more than $35,000. Entertainment Tonight has already licensed rights to the video from the company it sold to. Now, should a representative from the store be called to the stand to testify against Lohan in the case of the missing necklace, having hawked off crucial evidence could “discredit” their testimony. See, celebrities get treated no differently than anybody else under the law. This is totally normal! [NYP]
