Laughing convict faces rattlesnake slaying case in LA
Robert S. James, in a Los Angeles court, greeted his 3 to 150 year verdict with a hearty laugh after conviction on three morals charges involving Leis Wright, 21, his alleged fifth wife. The barber of many lives will be tried for the rattlesnake slaying.
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