According to Reuters, a Bahamian Supreme Court judge called for a retrial on Oct. 21 in the case of two men accused of attempting to blackmail John Travolta. After a local politician prematurely announced that the accused parties had been acquitted, Justice Anita Allen voiced her suspicion that members of the jury had leaked their verdict before delivering it officially in the courtroom. “We are very concerned in the interest of justice that it does not appear that there has been a communication from the jury room. Justice must not only be done, but seen to be done,” she said. A lawyer for Travolta—who claims he was blackmailed for $25 million in January after the death of his son, Jett— said that the star would testify again if asked to do so by the prosecution.
Oct 22
2009
08:34 AM ET
Travolta blackmail case to be retried
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This whole thing is BS.
Let’s make some money off of a star that loves his family and stays out of the limelight.
I love John. HE IS A CLASS ACT!!!
These Bahamians need to rot in H*LL for extortion/blackmail.
John Travolta won’t F with you unless you F with him.
I second that too pt,….every word! Luckily, there is a GOD who sees and hears everything! In the end, we all get what we deserve!!!!