What needs to take place is people, the TTFF included, need to stop beating around the bush and just come out and state what everyone knows... the proverbial buck stopped at Jack Warner's desk, therefore any inquiry must properly start there as well. Camps just needs to either get that process started, or assist accordingly.
Camps swore an affidavit stating the above, but no one seems concerned. Tony Harford, while not exactly saying the above, certainly graphically alluded to this at the Football Conference and in the statement below. To be fair to Harford, he can only repeat hearsay as he was not involved at the time, so he has to protect himself, but he has gone further than any other person associated with TTFF and he deserves respect for that.
As I understand it, it is impossible to deposit a cheque marked "account payee only" in any other account other than the account payee, in this case, TTFF. Of course, once the cheque is deposited, it is perfectly reasonable for the funds to be transferred to LOC2006 as this was the body created to correct and allocate these specific funds.
What is of concern, is why this does not appear in the income and expenditure of TTFF. You can't choose what you want to include, even if the transactions result in a neutral entry.
More worrying is why it didn't appear in the LOC2006 accounts. This should have been identified and rectified by Camps, who had final responsibility. Camps is not senile, he would know that he personally collected a $14 million cheque. So blaming Warner, while possibly being correct, should not allow Camps to get off the hook. In this matter, certainly, he is equally as culpable, if only by neglect of duty, if any wrongdoing has occurred.