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mark94
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Arizona

8 yrs ago · 1 min read

A woman from Dallas, Texas, faces up to life in prison if she is convicted on charges she damaged more than $300,000 worth of art at the end of a first date. The damaged art, owned by a prominent Houston attorney, includes two paintings by famed artist Andy Warhol.

Harris County prosecutors charged Lindy Lou Layman with a first-degree felony after attorney Tony Buzbee complained she poured wine on his Warhol paintings and shattered two $20,000 sculptures by throwing them across the room, according to a criminal complaint obtained from Harris County District Clerk Chris Daniel’s office by Breitbart Texas.

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realDougster

Did he meet her on SA?

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PeterEaster

Guess that's one way to get her 15 minutes of fame...

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jackslash

Could she make restitution by giving him real Campbell's Soup cans?

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shailynn

Words of wisdom from Juice when our on a SA date: “never run out of chackin fangers and never give your date too many Four Lokos.” Or this can happen...

Juice had a similar situation but the damages weren’t as expensive. His date destroyed 2 of Juices poker playing dog paintings and peed on the carpet.

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Cashman1234

This is another reason to get a hotel room. Don’t bring a p4p girl back to your expensive place. Those expensive paintings won’t be impressing any of his other “girlfriends” now!

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JohnSmith69

I guarantee you that there’s another side to this story. Can’t wait til she releases details of this lawyers conduct.

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MackTruck

Good job

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Uprightcitizen

Women are expensive...guys need bitch insurance for their cars and homes. Any insurers here?

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warhawks

“Lindy Lou Layman.”

That has to be an alias/made up name.

I’d almost have to agree with Trump on this and yell “Fake News!” my twitter account... but I won’t.

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PeterEaster

“Lindy Lou Layman, accused of destroying Tony Buzbee’s Andy Warhol art, challenges charges”

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anonlvone

it doesn't make sense that a first time visitor or stranger would behave that way. could this court reporter be the reason for his divorce?

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PeterEaster

Lindy Lou looking a little rough in the next to last photo - assume that’s her mug shot?

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skibum609

More OTC stories lol.

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Cashman1234

More he said - whore said - stories to come!

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shailynn

Insurance fraud?

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79terrier

Doubt that. The insurance company would make sure the date is prosecuted

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anonlvone

doesn't need the money. he gave away 3.5 million in classic cars. he's probably trying to scare her into keeping quiet and accepting a settlement. most likely she was a mistress

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pensionking

Never name your child anything that sounds remotely like a gang-banger or hooker/stripper.

If Lindy Lou Layman is her given name, she should sue her parents.

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pensionking

At least she wasn't named Lisa Layman!

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Cashman1234

Good observation pensionking. Her name would seem to set her off towards a life of stripping.

One of those girls who might need to make up a more civilian sounding stage name!

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san_jose_guy

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