dajrekshn, thanks for clarifying the situation further. I don't mean to sound in any way confrontational, but I'm a bit confused, as I'm not sure how what you're saying challenges what I had written in my previous post. I actually agree with you in that I don't think it was a scheme that lasted longer either. I was trying to argue, however, that there are almost certainly many more photographs of the pair (even if from that one day alone) that the public has never laid eyes upon. Between
a) the fact that Stewart could have offered enormous sums of money that would make the revenues from any possible "scoop/gossip trade" pale in comparison (and let's face it, an industry so fueled by money would not ignore such an offer, though they would perhaps want to keep news of that offer on the down low); and
b) three paparazzi (witnessing the story of their lives nonetheless) do not 50 photographs make...
It just seems apparent to me that there are compelling reasons to believe the 50 pictures we've gotten a glimpse of are not all that's there... no?
a) the fact that Stewart could have offered enormous sums of money that would make the revenues from any possible "scoop/gossip trade" pale in comparison (and let's face it, an industry so fueled by money would not ignore such an offer, though they would perhaps want to keep news of that offer on the down low); and
b) three paparazzi (witnessing the story of their lives nonetheless) do not 50 photographs make...
It just seems apparent to me that there are compelling reasons to believe the 50 pictures we've gotten a glimpse of are not all that's there... no?