Sep 16, 2004 • 1 min read

Phil Spector repeats innocence claims in Lana Clarkson case

Phil Spector has again told an LA court he is innocent in the death of actress Lana Clarkson, and praised his newly appointed lawyer Bruce Cutler.

Record producer Phil Spector has again repeated his claims of innocence in the ongoing investigation into how b-movie actress Lana Clarkson came to be shot dead in the legendary producer's home back in Feb 2003. As previously reported, investigators reckon it was murder, Spector maintains itwas suicide.

Speaking at an LA Court which was hearing the charges against him, Spector told reporters: "There was no crime committed and there never was a crime committed and that's all I have to say."

On his newly appointed lawyer Bruce Cutler, who is most famous for defended Mafia boss John Gotti, Spector added: "I think Bruce Cutler is a genius...(a) brilliant, brilliant attorney, and I chose him and... we... are going to produce a victory".

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