Original sentence: Dandar took the witness stand to explain Swiss bank checks totaling $750,000 that Minton gave him.In a 26-page affidavit, Minton stated that Tampa attorney Ken Dandar asked him to lie, drew up false court records for him to sign and urged him to generate bad publicity for Scientology to prejudice potential jurors in the McPherson wrongful death case as Scientology tries to get the wrongful death case dismissed on grounds of serious misconduct by Ken Dandar and his client.In a testimony Minton spoke against Ken Dandar, the attorney representing Lisa McPherson wrongful death lawsuit against the Scientology.Minton also testified about two financial arrangements in which $800,000 of his money from Europe to the Lisa McPherson Trust and statedthat he pocketed a large portion of that money.Minton's affidavit gave new detail about how involved Minton was in the wrongful death case from the start, stating that he gave Dandar more than $2-million to keep it going and paying witnesses to testify against the church.Petersburg Times, Apr 20, 2002</ref>}}.Scientology foes bitterly splitDEBORAH O'NEIL, St
Edited sentence: Dandar had to take the witness stand to explain Swiss bank checks totaling $750,000 that Minton gave him.In a 26-page affidavit, Minton elaborated that Tampa attorney Ken Dandar asked him to lie, drew up false court records for him to sign and urged him to generate bad publicity for Scientology to prejudice potential jurors in the McPherson wrongful death case as Scientology tries to get the wrongful death case dismissed on grounds of serious misconduct by Ken Dandar and his client.In a jaw dropping testimony Minton attacked Ken Dandar attorney representing Lisa McPherson wrongful death lawsuit against the Scientology.Minton also testified about two financial arrangements that funneled $800,000 of his money from Europe to the Lisa McPherson Trust and that he pocketed a large portion of that money.Minton's affidavit gave new detail about how involved Minton was in the wrongful death case from the start, giving Dandar more than $2-million to keep it going and paying witnesses to testify against the church