Calif. v. Phil Spector: Lana Clarkson's e-mails

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Jury Questions
A list of questions jurors gave a judge when they toured Phil Spector's California home.
The Madam's Black Book
A page from Jody "Babydol" Gibson's little black book allegedly showing Lana Clarkson's name.
Driver's Calls for Help
Spector's substitute chauffeur, Adriano DeSouza, placed two calls for help immediately after Lana Clarkson was shot.
Lana Clarkson's E-mails
Lana Clarkson wrote to friends about her struggle to make ends meet as an actress in the weeks before her mysterious death.
Civil Deposition
This civil deposition of Phil Spector in a suit against former lawyer Robert Shapiro could be used against the music legend in his murder trial. (PDF)
Booking Record
This police department document features Spector's mugshot.
Complaint
Spector was charged with one count of murder for the death of Lana Clarkson.
Police Report
This supplemental report by one of the officers on the scene contains a narrative.
First Statement
This transcript reflects the statement given by Spector to police at the mogul's house the night of the shooting.
Stationhouse Statement
In a profanity-filled statement, Spector charges that the victim had no right to come to his "castle" and "blow her f---ing head open."

Updated April 25, 2007, 3:29 p.m. ET

Calif. v. Phil Spector: Lana Clarkson's e-mails

In these e-mails, Lana Clarkson writes to friends about her struggle to make ends meet as an actress in the weeks before her mysterious death at the home of Phil Spector. Lawyers for the legendary music producer, who claim Clarkson shot herself, argued in a motion to the court that the e-mails are relevant to the case because they reflect her state of mind on the night of the shooting.