The jewelry store that accused Lindsay Lohan of stealing a necklace is destroying her life -- just to make a fast buck -- says a good pal of Lindsay's in an exclusive interview with Radar Online."I see, and I know the truth, says Nathan Folks, the movie producer who cast Lohan in his upcoming crime drama Escaping the Game.
"It is hard to watch what this jewelry store is putting her through when she is innocent. They feel justified destroying her life, just to make a buck, it's really terrible."
As Radar Online. has previously reported, Lohan, 24, has pleaded not guilty to felony grand theft charges after being accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace from Kamofie & Company, a jewelry store in Venice Beach, California.
Folks insists Lindsay is innocent and says the jewelry store simply wants publicity.
Kamofie & Co has previously sold the surveillance footage of Lohan in the store at the time of the alleged incident.
"The jewelry store had many numbers for Lindsay, they could have reached her and asked for the necklace. Why didn't they? It's a ploy for publicity," Folks told Radar Online.
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