Phil Spector is. . . Guilty!

Hi Jennifer: The jury has spoken and what they said was that Phil Spector is, guilty of second degree murder. In front of a less then packed court room the judge read the verdict to a non emotional Spector.

The "castle" where Spector lives and where the crime took place is known as the Pyrenees Castle and was built in 1926 by a French immigrant you've probably never heard of: Sylvester Dupuy. The history of the castle is very interesting which includes movie stars, wild lavish parties, and at one time was owned by a New York gangster.

The land around the property is gorgeous and expansive. In 2007 the jury for the court case went to the castle to see the crime scene and wanted to see the chair and location where Clarkson died. There's a huge water fountain near the front door and the jury want to know if the chauffeur could have miss heard the comment that Spector said to him the night of the murder: "I think I killed someone." Apparently, the fountain noise didn't affect his hearing.

Well, Los Angeles County finally convicted a celebrity, and in the end, no one really cared anymore. The buzz died too during the second trial. Second trials tend to do that.

See ya!

Lynn Los Angeles