Phil Spector’s home where he murdered actress Lana Clarkson in 2003 can be seen in photos

Photos of Phil Spector’s mansion in Los Angeles, where he murdered actress Lana Clarkson in 2003, came to light after the music producer’s death.

Spector died at a hospital in Stockton, California, according to California government officials, after recently testing positive for coronavirus.

He was jailed in 2009 for the murder of Clarkson on February 3, 2003, which appeared in B-movies, including Barbarian Queen and Amazon Women on the Moon.

According to witnesses, Clarkson, somewhat reluctantly, agreed to accompany Spector back to his mansion from the House of Blues in West Hollywood, where she worked. Shortly after their arrival, Spector’s Brazilian driver reported that he had seen the armed music producer outside the Alhambra house full of blood.

Spector, with blood on his hands, said to the driver, “I think I killed someone.”

His lawyers claim Clarkson committed suicide and shot herself while sitting on the fake chair of Louis XIV of Spector. According to his defense team, the bullet was fired at the moment the actress ‘kissed the gun’.

Doctors found bruises on Clarkson’s tongue, suggesting that Spector forced a gun into her mouth and fired a shot.

Spector, who was known in the music industry for perfecting the Wall of Sound recording method, bought the house in Alhambra, Los Angeles in 1988.

The 8,600 square foot home, named Pyrenees Castle, is nine bedrooms and is securely secured by a large entrance.

The mansion was built and decorated with medieval effects, with various weapons.

The shots were taken in 2010 after Spector’s conviction in 2009. An ornate wooden bureau was where Spector kept the firearm he used to shoot Clarkson. The area also housed four framed shots of Spector along with his ex-wife Rachelle Short.

The house has 35 rooms, one of which is for iguanas, where three lizards named Godzilla, Laurel and Hardy are housed. The house also contains ten bathrooms, a few kitchens, four garages and a hair salon.

Some of the areas, such as an office and a refrigerator, were cluttered with magnets, statues and memorabilia. Inside the house, a short table is decorated with trophies, plates and a lamp.

Music memorabilia seen in the Southern California home includes a guitar once owned by John Lennon, a platinum record and a vintage jukebox.

Other rooms seen in the shots have a bar and a games room with a billiards table.

A set of statues was placed outside the estate.

There have also been a number of photos released of Spector’s ex-wife Rachelle Short, whom he married in September 2006 while on bail of $ 1 million; he divorced her in 2016.

Short, a singer and actress, told The Sun: ‘I loved my husband and was proud to be his wife, and it was unfortunate circumstances that led to this situation.

She said of the house: ‘I have lived there for 17 years and have done a lot of work to repair it. There was a lot of love in making that house a home, I have such a personal attachment and love for it. But sometimes you have to move on and create new memories. ‘

Clarkson’s mother, Donna, issued a statement following Spector’s death, saying: ‘Lana Clarkson was a warm, compassionate, kind, loving woman who would now be 58 years old.

“Her energy, clarity and love for life have maintained her family since her murder 18 years ago.”

Spector maintained that Clarkson had shot herself, an argument backed by the testimony of key defense witness Punkin Laughlin, Clarkson’s best friend for ten years.

In a bomb interview, Laughlin maintained that Clarkson was in a ‘fragile’ and ‘suicidal’ state in the days before her death.

And after telling a jury in Los Angeles in 2007, she told DailyMail.com: ‘Two days before her death, Lana called me and screamed her eyes for an hour. She said: ‘I’m going to get a ** gun and blow out my f ** king brain. I do not want to live anymore. And two days later she died with a gunshot wound to the mouth. ‘

The prosecutor pointed out to the court that Clarkson had bought several shoes in the days before her death and claimed that she did not suffer from suicidal thoughts.

According to expert evidence, people rarely and almost never kill themselves at the urging of the moment with a stranger.

The jury also heard from several other women who claimed that Spector had threatened them with guns in the past when they repulsed his claim.

When he was finally charged with murder, Spector slammed the authorities and angrily told reporters: “The actions of the Hitler-like DA and its stormtroopers are reprehensible, unscrupulous and contemptible.”