Why is Hollywood actively working to throw the police and public off their scent in the Ronni Chasen murder, which saw a veteran industry publicist viciously killed on a Beverly Hills street. To be killed by a hollow point bullet is a terrible thing. Chasen was terrified, shocked and gasping for air during her last moments of life. You’d think Hollywood would want to find those responsible for the killing, but they are trying to get the case closed as soon as possible. Very telling, indeed.

TMZ, on behalf of a Hollywood bigwig, has been working overtime to state the incident was due to road rage, even claiming Chasen may have had a bad temper and brought it on herself. Oh really? The week she was killed, Hollywood claimed she was nice and well liked. Why the sudden change of heart. Furthermore, if all in Hollywood held her in such high esteem as initially claimed, why the rush to sweep the case under the rug as a road rage incident, case closed. Don't you want justice for her. Unless you have something to hide.  

Prior to the release of the Los Angeles coroner’s report, illustrating her death was a professional hit, Hollywood private investigator to the stars, Gavin De Becker, who the Judiciary Report has exposed in past articles as corrupt and unethical, completely slammed the idea it could be a targeted killing, in an article he posted to the Huffington Post. Days later, the coroner’s report rubbished, discredited and debunked his theory.

Both De Becker and TMZ, two mainstream Hollywood mouthpieces, have been pushing the angle that it was "road rage." If you follow their illogical line of reasoning, Chasen was the victim of road rage, on a wide and clear Beverly Hills street, where she allegedly cut off a hit man that just so happened to have his lethal weapon loaded and with a hollow point bullet to boot, carefully shot her, retrieved all the shell casings and drove off.

That does not sound like the M.O. of a hit man. Hit men are often characterized in legal documents as fastidious, patient individuals that keep a low profile, utilizing calm nerves to shoot with accuracy. Why would a hit man waste their time and bullets on an elderly, 64-year-old woman, unless they were paid to do so. A hit man would be thinking they need to stay low for their next paying job and does not have the time to be shooting at a Golden Girl in traffic, drawing unnecessary heat. 

Never mind history has shown us, Hollywood was involved in the murders of entertainers, the Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac, who were also gunned down on the road and in separate incidents, which had to do with money, jealous and industry rivalries. Never mind history has also shown us, stars have sought out hit men and private investigators to kill people perceived as enemies, due to financial deals gone bad or simply wishing to criminally profit from someone else’s assets.

Under the influence, even a jealous Elvis Pressley, hired a hitman to kill Priscilla Presley’s boyfriend, Mike Stone, during a tumultuous time in their marriage. Had it not been for Elvis’ his handlers, the deal would have gone through, leaving the man dead. Let’s not forget the mysterious deaths of Sam Cook and Michael Jackson, who died over their publishing rights, also known as money, in mysterious circumstances indicating foul play.

There was also an incident, mentioned in a Los Angeles court of law, where incarcerated private investigator, Anthony Pellicano, almost sent thugs to professionally assassinate a man in the Las Vegas dessert, on behalf of a rich Hollywood client, upset over a money deal.