And there’s more. The court filing says prosecutors failed to release key evidence that would help substantiate their claims. According to the couple’s attorneys, prosecutors did not disclose that Singer had said that “Giannulli and Loughlin thought their payment of $50,000 went directly to USC’s program.” The filing says that Singer’s statement is further proof that Loughlin and Giannulli were in the dark about how their money was given to USC officials as bribes to ensure their daughters’ admission to the university. The couple also claims they believed additional payments went to Singer’s nonprofit.