It's laughable that this article is an attempt "to sell newspapers". I'm sure the sales of the paper just skyrocketed when they wrote an article about an IRS audit of a retirement community 60 miles North of Orlando. No doubt the paper boxes all over were emptied in minutes.
But then, in a blatant attempt to sell even more papers, the actual author of the article, posted a link to the article on a widely read Villages website. This meant hundreds, if not more people actually interested in the article, didn't even have to buy a paper.
What a genius way to sell newspapers!
And let's not forget, that is was just about one year ago that it was announced Morse and his minions agreed to pay around $50 million to settle a lawsuit alleging the developer was not in compliance with his contractual obligations to residents of TV. Of course there was no admittance of wrongdoing, but strangley, there was a "confidentially agreement" as part of the settlement. Most agreements of this type keep the specifics of the settlement amounts confidential. So no doubt Morse et al had some concerns regarding what could be revealed if litigation proceded, or God forbid, Morse was actually deposed.
http://www.sptimes.com/2008/03/10/St...develope.shtml