It might be more complicated than paying “someone” ... it was “someones”. Did you see this thread? Total combined payments to Heather Larrison, the Larrison Group, and LKJ LLC during 2015 from the Jeb Bush campaign and the Right to Rise USA SuperPac are more than $1.3 million.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3352487/posts
According to federal campaign law, SuperPACs associated with candidates are prohibited from coordinating campaign messaging with the candidate’s campaign. In some cases with various fundraising personnel, federal law allows people to support both the campaign and a Super PAC for a candidate as long as the efforts are separated by strict firewalls and various legal restrictions are followed.
While the arrangement between Larrison, The Larrison Group, LKJ LLC, the Jeb Bush campaign, and the Right to Rise USA SuperPAC may be legal, it is hard to imagine that the Bush campaign team will not have to offer a lucid explanation for this arrangement at this weekend’s emergency meeting in Houston.
I believe Trump raised that issue (somewhat gently) on Face The Nation — he made it clear that it sort of seemed like Yeb was using PACs in an improper manner. I think he left it loose because it could be slander if not true, but Trump at least hinted that something might be worth looking at.