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Michael Lohan reportedly tried to sell private tapes of conversations between Lindsay and her mother Dina for $100,000—but didn’t have much luck. Lohan had reportedly shopped the tapes to various television networks, but got no bidders. Michael ended up giving the tapes to RadarOnline.com for free, but will reportedly charge for an interview. What's driving Lohan? He says he wants to get Lindsay into rehab for her addiction to prescription drugs, and won't stop his crusade until she gets help. “This isn’t about money or getting paid, it’s about saving my daughter,” Michael Lohan said. “I have more recordings which will further back up what I have said so far. I will release them. I will not stop until Lindsay goes to rehab.” (New York Post)
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