John Stamos (right)
Allison Coss and Scott Sippola have been found guilty of attempting to extort "Full House" actor John Stamos, out of $680,000. The duo emailed threats to Stamos, stating they would sell photos to the tabloids of the actor having sex and doing cocaine with a then 17-year-old Coss.
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"Full House" actor, John Stamos, who played "Uncle Jessie" on the popular 1980's television show, is in court this week, after being the subject of an extortion attempt. In 2004, Stamos is alleged to have met and had sex, cocaine and alcohol with 17-year-old stripper, Allison Cross, who is now 23, at a hotel in Florida.
John Stamos and Allison Coss when she was 17-years-old
It is illegal for an adult of 40-years-old to have sex with a minor of 17 years of age. It is also illegal to give alcohol and or drugs to a minor. However, Stamos has not been charged.
Mugshots of Allison Coss and Scott Sippola
Coss and her boyfriend, nightclub owner, Scott Sippola, 29, allegedly concocted a scheme shortly after, to extort $680,000 from the actor, in exchange for photos of the incident, which prompted him to call the FBI. The two were arrested and the trial is currently underway.
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John Stamos as "Uncle Jesse"
John Stamos, who played Uncle Jesse on the very popular television show "Full House" was the target of an extortion attempt, where a blackmailer threatened to go public with photos of him with a prostitute...wait for it...doing cocaine. Ask Uncle Jesse would say, "Have mercy." Uncle Jesse needs to go to rehab. Seriously, you're a good comedic actor - you can't let addictions get the best of you.
John Stamos as John Stamos
Stamos called the FBI and since he is famous and they are pathetic, they actually did something about the case, obtained the compromising photos and destroyed them. However, everyday citizens shouldn't try calling them. Trust me, I know from experience.
