Defense Rests In Phil Spector Trial

Fifth Woman Testifies About Alleged Gunplay

The defense has conditionally rested its case in the Phil Spector murder trial, announcing that the music producer will not testify.

After that decision, Devra Robitaille, a former romantic interest of Spector, testified that the music producer threatened her at gunpoint twice about 10 years apart as she tried to leave his homes.

Other women called earlier by the prosecution described similar scenarios involving Spector.

Robitaille was called as a witness in the prosecution's rebuttal case, a move opposed by the defense on grounds the prosecution held back the witness for a surprise ending element. The judge disagreed.

Spector is accused of murdering actress Lana Clarkson in 2003, a few hours after she went home with him from her job as a nightclub hostess.

Her body was slumped in a chair in the foyer, her purse slung over an arm. She died from a gunshot fired inside her mouth.

The defense claims she shot herself.

See More Phil Spector here - When a Jew kills a Goy

Three illegal Mexicans importing teens from Mexico and forcing them into prostitution in NC/SC

Illegal Immigrants Accused Of Forcing Teens Into Prostitution

A by 14-year-old girl from Mexico was smuggled into the United States and forced into prostitutionthree illegal immigrants suspected of running a prostitution ring in North and South Carolina, according to court documents.

A federal detention hearing was held Tuesday for two men suspected of holding or transporting illegal immigrants for prostitution. The alleged ringleader, Guadalupe Reyes-Rivera, was being sought on similar charges, according to a sworn statement from Craig Hannah, a special agent with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Bail was denied for Jesus Perez-Laguna, but the local US attorney's office refused to say where he was being held. A spokeswoman would not discuss any details about the case.

Ciro Bustos-Rosales, 35, was being held Wednesday at the Richland County Detention Center on charges of prostitution, pimping and soliciting, according to the jail's website.

Perez-Laguna arranged for the 14-year-old to be smuggled into the country under the guise of getting restaurant work, according to Hannah's statement. The girl was taken to Charlotte, NC, several locations in South Carolina, and later Columbia, where she was forced "to perform acts of prostitution and turn over the proceeds," according to the statement.

A 19-year-old girl and 31-year-old woman also were involved in the prostitution ring, according to Hannah.

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Mexican Nationals Accused Of Importing Prostitutes - 2 Men, 1 Woman Face Human Trafficking Charges

The South Carolina U.S. Attorney's Office announced the indictment Tuesday of three Mexican nationals who they say were importing women from Mexico to South Carolina for prostitution.

According to the indictment, Jesus Perez-Laguna, Guadalupe "Mama Martina" Reyes-Rivera and Ciro Bustos-Rosales brought women into the state for use in a commercial sex operation, at least one as young as 14 years old.

Perez-Laguna, Reyes-Rivera and Bustos-Rosales also are accused of harboring illegal immigrants.

Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Wan J. Kim said, "Too often sex traffickers prey on young women who are brought into the United States illegally, thousands of miles from home, and unaware of the U.S. legal system or their rights to be free from this form of involuntary servitude."

If convicted of sex trafficking and related crimes, Perez-Laguna, Reyes-Rivera and Bustos-Rosales face a sentence of up to life in prison and a combined fine of more than $1 million.

Since 2001, the Justice Department has charged more than 430 with human trafficking and secured convictions for 316 defendants.

Two of the illegal aliens below

The prostitution mobile homes

The neighbor of the prostitution mobile homes (and probably the best customer) who claims he "ain't knew nuffins bout wut wuz goin on up der." But nows dat ah do know, aye probably haz ah lot moe monee frum now on. Ah Huh.

Video here, not about the problem Americans face with illegal aliens and the crimes they commit, but about the poor, poor Mexicans and how we need to protect them. Typical news media dumbing down and reflecting away from the real problem - Typical Propaganda - Video Link

Police looking for these domestic violence suspects - have you seen any of them?????