Autumn Jackson, convicted of trying to extort hush money from entertainer Bill Cosby, was no criminal genius.
These documents, introduced into evidence by federal prosecutors, helped seal the fate of the 22-year-old woman and her two co-defendants. Jackson, who claims to be Cosby's daughter, now faces up to 12 years in prison.
The following documents are: 1) a proposed agreement calling for a $24 million payout from Cosby; 2) a letter to CBS-TV executive Peter Lund; and 3) a draft of a letter regarding Jackson's "billionaire Deadbeat father." (5 pages)
