Spector has mystery evidence

The defence team for music legend Phil Spector, facing trial for murder, is refusing to reveal a mystery piece of evidence, a prosecutor said last night.

Spector has mystery evidence
Fri, 23 Jan, 2004 - 09:10

The defence team for music legend Phil Spector, facing trial for murder, is refusing to reveal a mystery piece of evidence, a prosecutor said last night.

Deputy District Attorney Douglas Sortino discussed the dispute as Spector and defence lawyer Robert Shapiro made a brief court appearance.

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