Phil Spector's prison mug shot, taken June 5, shows him without a hairpiece.
Posted on 06/11/2009 9:16:04 AM PDT by JoeProBono
California corrections officials released a startling new prison mug shot of Grammy-winning music legend Phil Spector, convicted last month of second-degree murder and serving 19 years to life in prison. Phil Spector's prison mug shot, taken June 5, shows him without a hairpiece.
Spector, 69, is being held at North Kern State Prison, where he is being evaluated before receiving a permanent prison assignment, corrections spokesman Gordon Hinkle said. The process could take up to 70 days. The mug shot, which shows a bald-pated Spector, was taken on June 5 as part of the routine intake process. California prison inmates are not permitted to wear wigs under Title 15, Article 5, Section 3062 of the state's prison regulations, which addresses inmate hygiene. Corrections officials also are concerned that wigs can be used to hide contraband. A judge in Los Angeles sentenced Spector last month to the maximum sentence for second-degree murder in the February 2003 shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson.
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Phil Spector's prison mug shot, taken June 5, shows him without a hairpiece.
Oh wow - and I’m eating breakfast!
>eeeeek<
Well so much for a good nights sleep tonight ...
This guy looks like he is dying from Graves disease.
Now he looks like any other crackhead.
Awww man, he looks like Gollum! I feel my egg/ham sandwich coming up on me as we speak!
The King of Creeps!
Gaak!....He really looks like the perv he is!
My precious...........
Yikes!!!
All that money and he never got the overbite corrected.
looks like Gollum, LMAO!
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, thanks
So, you’re telling me all that bad hair Spector has worn all these years were wigs? Oh, my this guy really is nuts, isn’t he?
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