The IRS would be onto him as soon as JD alerted them to how he was conducting business, and what he was taking out of the business to support himself. And I think she would have done it, even if it hurt her. The IRS would have looked at the most recent filings and would have gone back as far as they were permitted to go. That may have put JD on the hook for more taxes and penalties, but she could pay it. And she could have possibly made a case that she didn’t know even if she signed the joint tax returns. She had nothing to do with the business filings, though, because she wasn’t an owner of the business, even though her father essentially paid for everything, and I don’t doubt that some of JD’s yearly $400k may have paid some business expenses. I really think he was facing prison time for financial improprieties, and he wasn’t going to let her do that to him-no way