Jackson defense portrays accuser’s mother as welfare fraud schemer
In Santa Maria, the defense in Michael Jackson’s child mistreatment case portrayed the accuser’s mother as a welfare fraud schemer who exploited her son’s cancer for money. Witnesses described cash-focused behavior, denied help except cash, and a $152,000 lawsuit settlement split, with $32,307 to the son’s family.
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Prosecution allowed past gun claims in Spector murder case
A Los Angeles judge ruled prosecutors may introduce four incidents where Phil Spector allegedly pulled guns on women to support a pattern of intimidation. The incidents date 1988 to 1995 and involve women who dated him. Spector has pleaded not guilty to Lana Clarkson's 2003 death.
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