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The murderer and musical genius: How Phil Spector killed actress – and why daughter is 'trying to clear his name' - Vimarsana News

The murderer and musical genius: How Phil Spector killed actress – and why daughter is 'trying to clear his name'

Two years after the death of music producer and convicted killer Phil Spector, a controversial bid to clear his name is understood to be under way.

Spector review – a complex portrait of the murderer behind pop's most iconic songs | Television & radio - Vimarsana News

Spector review – a complex portrait of the murderer behind pop's most iconic songs | Television & radio

This four-part series about Phil Spector walks the tightrope between sensitive and salacious – and refuses to diminish the importance of Lana Clarkson, the woman he killed

Phil Spector told me he had 'devils inside'. A month later, he killed Lana Clarkson - Vimarsana News

Phil Spector told me he had 'devils inside'. A month later, he killed Lana Clarkson

A new television series examines the lives of the legendary music producer Phil Spector and Lana Clarkson - the woman he murdered

Reviews: 'Four Samosas' and new Shudder horror titles - Vimarsana News

Reviews: 'Four Samosas' and new Shudder horror titles

'Squid Game' star Lee Jung-jae makes his directing debut with 'Hunt'; 'A Wounded Fawn' and 'Blood Relatives' stream on Shudder.

New Phil Spector documentary shines light on his murder conviction - Vimarsana News

New Phil Spector documentary shines light on his murder conviction

The four-part series shows the infamous record producer as a deeply troubled figure whose personal history suggested that what occurred “was not inevitable, but it was predictable”.

Source: smh.com.au