A former lawyer for Phil Spector reluctantly testified under threat of jail Thursday that she saw a famous defense forensic expert pick up a small white object at the scene of Lana Clarkson's death. Sara Caplan said the object was not the size of a missing piece of the actress' fingernail. Prosecutors contend the item could be evidence of a struggle but was never turned over to them. Caplan had earlier refused to testify about the item, after which a Superior Court judge ruled her in contempt of court.
July 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A former lawyer for Phil Spector reluctantly testified under threat of jail Thursday that she saw a defense forensic expert from Connecticut pick up a small white object at the scene of Lana Clarkson’s death.
Sara Caplan said the object was not the size of a missing piece of the actress’ fingernail.
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