Posted on 06/09/2002 4:59:37 PM PDT by RobFromGa
Edited on 09/03/2002 4:50:36 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
NEW YORK, Jun 09, 2002 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The district attorney's office in Los Angeles has evidence that purportedly shows Dec. 12 wasn't actress Winona Ryder's first shoplifting incident (though she's never been charged before), Newsweek has learned. Ryder was arrested on Dec. 12 at an L.A. Saks Fifth Avenue on charges of shoplifting and drug possession and is facing a trial.
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That one comment from Andrew Nicoll, says it all about the Hollywood mentality. They are totally out of touch with work-a-day Americans who put in an honest day's labor for an honest day's pay and don't approve of thievery. If I stole Mr. Nicoll's vintage Jaguar convertible, I assure you he would not have such a cavalier attitude about theft. And neither would his insurance company.
Someone should clue this idiot into reality. Everytime someone steals from that department store, it runs the cost up for the rest of us. And it's ot like she murdered someone? Some sins are mortal some are not . . . but THEY'RE ALL SINS. A crime is a crime.
I have absolutely no sympathy for Miss Winona. I, perhaps, would have a little for some poor, starving individual who stole an apple at the market because they hadn't eaten in three days, but not this one. No way.
No, no, no ... you don't understand. She just simply forgot to pay at the register, see?
-Defense statement of Geragos-
I'd make a horrible juror in this case, (of course, I'd never get on, but at any rate), as I'd be biased as he** against her after seeing her make a mockery out of the whole situation on Saturday Night Live. Her little jokes about everyone looking at her funny, hidden cameras that caught her *stealing* Loren Michaels' coffee, shameful of her, considering she had not yet had a judge rule on going to trial. Shameful and incredibly stoopid.
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