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: Public Defender DudeMore Speculating about Phil Spector
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Iona Trailer responded to my last post, and I was writing a response to her. But it got too long, so I decided to make it into a new post altogether.I am not privy to any particular information about the Spector case - I only know what I read in the news. I agree that the only assertion about Lana Clarkson being depressed came from the defense. If she did commit suicide, it was a bizarre place and time to do so. But let's look honestly at some facts:1) Her DNA is on Spector's, um, private parts. Only two ways it got there - one by force or threat, and the other willingly.2) His DNA is on her breast (saliva). How did that get there? Again, either by force or threat, or willingly.3) Her blood on the gun, but no blood or DNA of Spector's on the gun...continue to full postFull post as published by Public Defender Dude on August 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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