Phil Spector's murder of Lana Clarkson still haunts her pals: 'She didn't deserve this'
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The death of Lana Clarkson, an actress who starred in "Barbarian Queen," is the subject of Oxygen's true crime series "Accident, Suicide, or Murder." Clarkson died in 2003 at age 40.
"I had just seen Lana at Nordstrom’s," pal Dianne Bennett told Fox News Digital. "She was shopping with her mother for a pair of sensible shoes to wear because she had gotten hired as the hostess for the VIP room at the House of Blues. She knew that I was a matchmaker. She said, ‘I’m ready to get married, and I want you to call me this week. Let’s find me Mr. Right!’ I said, ‘Great!’ Her mom was all smiley. We were all just laughing and having a good time." Stephanie Nolasco covers entertainment at Foxnews.com.
"It didn’t really resonate with me when [my daughter] Pam called me and said, ‘Phil Spector murdered Lana,’" said Bennett. "It was beyond comprehension."
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