The other guy involved in that dodgy filming of a conversation between Michael Jackson and his then lawyer Mark Geragos aboard a private jet has been sentenced after pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy earlier this year.
As previously reported, Jeffrey Borer and Arvel Jett Reeves set up secret recording equipment on the plane they had leased to Jackson as he flew back to Santa Barbara in late 2003 to face the then new child abuse charges that had been brought against him. They hoped to sell the recording of the conversation between Jacko and his lawyer at that tense time to the highest bidder - but no media would buy the tapes once it became apparent how they had been made.
Both men pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge back in March, and Reeves was sentenced to eight months in jail for his part in the escapade back in July. Borer, sentenced this week, will face a lesser sentence for his role - six months of home detention and a $10,000 fine. The judge sentencing said Borer had escaped jail only because of his wife's medical condition, which he described as a "compelling" circumstance.