Wynona Ryder Verdict... [NOT GUILTY of Burglary, GUILTY of Grand Theft, GUILTY of FELONY Vandalism]

[kcvl]

Any bets on whether she walks without even a slap on the wrist?

[Howlin]

MSNBC said she signed a confession that was not admitted to the trial. What's up with that?

[Lady Eileen]

I pray that she will be held accountable if she is guilty.

[cmsgop]

Guilty with an Explanation!

The Jury did come back quick on this though...

[BSunday]

No, really. She was preparing for a movie role - "The Wynona Ryder Story"

[Shermy]

Prediction? Not guilty by reason of bad acting.

[marshmallow]

CNN had this up as a banner, breaking news headline.

Like they're going to sentence the Maryland sniper or something.

This rates about a 0.25 on a 10 scale for important news.

[eureka!]

"No, really. She was preparing for a movie role - "The Wynona Ryder Story""

Actually, I know people in Hollyweird and it was the remake of "It Takes A Thief"...

[FreeTally]

FreeTally hereby finds Miss Ryder guilty of failing to star in a good movie since "Heathers".

[NUCKLEHEAD]

I’ll say she walks. There have been several people from Hollywood that have claimed that they have their credit cards on file at various stores. They claim they always just walk in and grab what they want and leave and that the store just charges it to them.

Sounds weird to me but I suppose it’s possible. They claim that that type of thing goes on all the time, mainly at smaller boutiques and shops. They don’t live in the same world we do.

[dfwgator]

She needs a good spanking.

[Exigence]

MSNBC said she signed a confession that was not admitted to the trial. What's up with that?

Good lawyer and lots of Hollywood bucks.

[kcvl]

Guilty because of the "attorney" she chose. lol!

[areafiftyone]

Can't wait until this is over with. I am so sick and tired of the newsmedia giving so much airtime to Hollywierd and their stupid petty problems with the law. Just throw her in jail for a bit.

[BSunday]

Heathers? What was that? I consider myself a movie buff but I've not heard of that one. If I did, it was quickly forgotten. I move we change the wording to "failure to appear in a good movie" with no qualifications added.

[mgstarr]

"She needs a good spanking."

I'll volunteer for that job.

[BushMeister]

Ryder may have had her credit card on file, but she has to let the store KNOW WHAT SHE'S TAKING, even under your scenario.

[Norman Arbuthnot]

This rates about a 0.25 on a 10 scale for important news.

Ditto!

It is absurd that so much media attention is being focused on this trial. MSNBC having a full scale panel discussion of the matter.

[steveo]

heh heh.....