Hinckley to share profits with Reagan attack victims
John Hinckley agreed to surrender life story rights and pay as much as 2.9 million in potential profits from book and film deals to James Brady and two other wounded men. A trust will hire an agent to market the story, with profits benefiting Brady McCarthy and Delahanty while Hinckley receives up to 3,000 per year personally.
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