David Letterman's Alleged Extortionist Offers to Plead Guilty
Robert Halderman is willing to do anything to avoid years behind bars.


Updated on May 18, 2011, 5:20 pm ET
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David Letterman’s accused extortionist is willing to plead guilty to blackmail charges in order to receive a one-year prison sentence.

Robert Halderman, who attempted to get $2 million out of the talk show host by threatening to reveal the details of Letterman’s sexual escapades, could face 15 years in a penitentiary if the alleged deal doesn’t go through (which is likely).

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Gerald Shargel, Halderman’s attorney, has denied the existence of the offer. "There have been no plea negotiations,” Shargel told the New York Post. “None whatsoever.

Halderman is presently free on $200,000 bail. (Radar Online)

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