His psychiatric counseling continued for another year.
“Mr. Griffin still suffers from the fright and horror of seeing his daughter on the Maury Show,” the complaint says.
Griffin claims that since he had joint custody of his daughter, who is now a high school student, producers should have gotten his consent to have her on the show even though he has been in prison since 2002.
Povich and NBC “made millions of dollars at the mental and emotional distress of Mr. Griffin,” he claims.
Florida prison records show that Griffin, who is a registered sex offender, is set to be released in 2029. He was convicted of sexual battery and attempted murder in 2002.
