Phil Spector has lost his mind... GUILTY...
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That is off the hook, Trick.
He'd be perfect for an avatar if he weren't on trial for murder.
Having said that, why on earth would you show up to court like that?
He'd be perfect for an avatar if he weren't on trial for murder.
Having said that, why on earth would you show up to court like that?
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jamez25 said:http://img.***BLOCKED***/albums/v325/kbowlin/Texas%20Photoshop/phil_spector2.jpg
saw this on another board .
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Good stuff, man ...
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False statement, as it's assuming he had one to begin with....
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trickblue said:From bad hair to worse... if possible...
Mercy... Spector should have shot his hairdresser... ain't a jury in the world that would have convicted him, once they saw what the hairdresser did to Phil's hair...
Just think, that morning Spector probably looked into his bathroom mirror, and said "I look good"... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...
But hey, mebbe the guy isn't so dumb after all... it may be that a hairdo like that would keep him from being cornholed in the jail's shower...
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jamez25 said:
ROFLMAO
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jamez25 said:
That has to be the funniest thing I have read in a long time.
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Jury Reaches Verdict in Phil Spector Case
The jury in Phil Spector's murder trial has signaled it has reached a verdict.
Live Video: Spector Verdict
The verdict will be read Monday afternoon. Spector and his wife entered the courtroom at about 2 p.m. His son and daughter were seated next to him at the counsel's table.
Members of the Lana Clarkson family, including her mother and sister, also were in the courtroom.
As of this morning, the jury had spent about 29 hours discussing the case over eight days since March 26.
Spector, 69, was charged with murder in the Feb. 3, 2003, shooting death of 40-year-old actress and House of Blues VIP hostess Lana Clarkson at his mansion in Alhambra. He claims she shot herself with his gun.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler told jurors that they could consider convicting Spector of involuntary manslaughter instead of second-degree murder.
The option of involuntary manslaughter was not given in Spector's first trial. That jury deadlocked 10-2 in September 2007, with the majority voting in favor of convicting him of murder.
Spector, renowned in music circles for the "Wall of Sound" technique he invented in the 1960s and used in his work with the Beatles and other groups, is free on $1 million bail posted shortly after his arrest.
Clarkson, who was best known for her starring role in the 1985 Roger Corman cult hit "Barbarian Queen," had bit parts on dozens of television shows and in a few well-known movies, such as 1982's "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."
Jury Reaches Verdict in Phil Spector Case
The jury in Phil Spector's murder trial has signaled it has reached a verdict.
Live Video: Spector Verdict
The verdict will be read Monday afternoon. Spector and his wife entered the courtroom at about 2 p.m. His son and daughter were seated next to him at the counsel's table.
Members of the Lana Clarkson family, including her mother and sister, also were in the courtroom.
As of this morning, the jury had spent about 29 hours discussing the case over eight days since March 26.
Spector, 69, was charged with murder in the Feb. 3, 2003, shooting death of 40-year-old actress and House of Blues VIP hostess Lana Clarkson at his mansion in Alhambra. He claims she shot herself with his gun.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler told jurors that they could consider convicting Spector of involuntary manslaughter instead of second-degree murder.
The option of involuntary manslaughter was not given in Spector's first trial. That jury deadlocked 10-2 in September 2007, with the majority voting in favor of convicting him of murder.
Spector, renowned in music circles for the "Wall of Sound" technique he invented in the 1960s and used in his work with the Beatles and other groups, is free on $1 million bail posted shortly after his arrest.
Clarkson, who was best known for her starring role in the 1985 Roger Corman cult hit "Barbarian Queen," had bit parts on dozens of television shows and in a few well-known movies, such as 1982's "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."