The Los Angeles district attorney is asking the judge in the murder trial of famed music producer Phil Spector to consider new evidence of a "long history of gun-related violence directed at women."
In motions filed this week, prosecutors contended that a former assistant and girlfriend of the producer — Devra Robitaille — would testify that Spector twice had put a gun to her head. She said the incidents occurred after she tried to leave Spector's home after two parties in the mid-1970s and mid-1980s.
"The striking similarity between these incidents involving Ms. Robitaille and the shooting of Lana Clarkson is extremely probative evidence that addresses the core issues in this case," according to the court documents filed April 3, 2007. read more
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