BIRMINGHAM, Ala. AP - A prominent Alabama businessman ordered to pay $8 million to a daughter who claimed he sexually abused and raped her for years, including the night she was crowned homecoming queen, has settled the case, lawyers said Friday.Attorneys for Fred M. Blackmon of Montgomery and his daughter, Louise Plott of Birmingham, declined to reveal details of the settlement, including the amount of any payment.
March 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. AP – A prominent Alabama businessman ordered to pay $8 million to a daughter who claimed he sexually abused and raped her for years, including the night she was crowned homecoming queen, has settled the case, lawyers said Friday.
Attorneys for Fred M. Blackmon of Montgomery and his daughter, Louise Plott of Birmingham, declined to reveal details of the settlement, including the amount of any payment.
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