On the day Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen was killed, the Judiciary Report put forth the hypothesis, she was deliberately shot to death by someone that wanted her gone. Because who really shoots an elderly, 64-year-old woman in the chest FIVE times, then doesn't take her Hollywood standard expensive purse, jewelry, high end mobile phone, cash, credit cards and Mercedes? Robbery wasn't the motive. This woman died like Biggie and Tupac, brutally gunned down on the road.

The Judiciary Report is of the belief, Chasen, knew something and intended to go public with it and it would have messed up the subject's money flow and name. The Judiciary Report knows how Hollywood operates. Hollywood publicists, managers and other representatives have emailed this website demanding items be taken down. When that doesn't work and it usually doesn't, they start trying to bargain with you, offering lines such as, you do this for me and I will give you scoops and other items you can post online, throwing others in the entertainment industry under the bus, to get their clients off the hook. But the Judiciary Report is too classy for that (*flossing teeth at desk* - kidding). 

Seriously, I don't do deals with publicists. When they or someone in their circle think they have you over a barrel, they get pretty unconscionable and more importantly, it lacks character and I like for the site to be truthful and spontaneous. Some bloggers take payment to write glowing items about people that don't deserve it, misleading the public about certain stars that are dangerous.

One also has to remember, Chasen, who loved to gossip, belonged to an industry that hires dirty private investigators, such as Anthony Pellicano, who are willing to stalk, maim and or murder for Hollywood clients. Victims have been attacked with knives, bats and guns.  

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