Timothy Busfield's Lawyers Allege Accusers' Parents Have 'History Of Fraud'

• Actor-director Timothy Busfield's legal team questions the credibility of the parents of twin boys accusing him of sexual abuse.
• Busfield, 68, faces charges of criminal sexual contact of a minor and child abuse in New Mexico, stemming from allegations on The Cleaning Lady set.
• Defense claims parents Angele LaSalle and Ronald Rodis are unreliable, motivated by revenge and financial gain, and have documented histories of fraud.
• Ronald Rodis, a disbarred attorney, was convicted of federal conspiracy and wire fraud for a multi-million-dollar scheme.
• Angele LaSalle allegedly has multiple civil judgments for fraudulent behavior, including repossessing a sold Bentley and writing bad checks.

Why It Matters: Busfield's lawyers challenge accusers' parents' credibility, citing their alleged fraud history and financial motives.