Shane Sparks is preparing to fight child molestation charges, which his lawyer tells TVGuide.com may be an extortion attempt.
"I'm very confident that we will prevail in our attempt to clear his name," Sparks' lawyer, Steve Meister, tells TVGuide.com. "We are going to forcefully and aggressively defend him against what we believe to be completely spurious and bogus allegations."
The So You Think You Can Dance choreographer and America's Best Dance Crew judge was arrested Friday on eight counts of felony child molestation. He was taken to...
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Court officials say the Bahamas lawmaker responsible for the mistrial in an extortion case involving John Travolta has been ordered to appear before the judge, according to The Associated Press.
Judge declares mistrial in Travolta extortion case
Picewell Forbes has been summoned to explain ...
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A Bahamian judge has declared a mistrial in the John Travolta extortion case.
After nearly a month in the courtroom, the case ended in a mistrial when a local politician suggested that the still-deliberating jury had acquitted former senator Pleasant Bridgewater, one of the defendants, according to The Associated Press.
Travolta testifies, acknowledges son was autistic
Senior Justice Anita Allen ordered a new trial late Wednesday "in the interest of justice" because ...
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Jury deliberations began Wednesday in the Bahamas trial of two people accused of attempting to blackmail John Travolta after his son's death, The Associated Press reported.
Ambulance driver Tarino Lightbourne is accused of trying to extort $25 million from the actor over ...
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Defense attorneys for two people accused of trying to extort John Travolta over his teenage son's death have rested their case, according to the Associated Press. The judge is expected to instruct the jury on Tuesday.
Prosecutors contend that former Bahamas senator Pleasant Bridegewater and ambulance driver Tarino Lightbourne threatened to sell stories based on a document Travolta signed. The document said...
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