Things just seem to go from bad to worse for Phil Spector. First he's accused of killing a lady guest -- really, Phil, gun play is all very well, but you can take it too far; a bullet through the mouth would be considered by most people as "too far."

Anyway, now we hear that as far back as 1993, according to the prosecutor, Spector had "a misogynistic state of mind." How did he express that? Well, according to a retired New York City cop, Vincent Tannazzo, who provided security for a couple of Christmas parties hosted by comedian Joan Rivers, he ejected Spector from both parties. Yes, you heard that right, both parties...a year apart.

At the first party he had to warn Spector not to go for his gun, which was tucked into his waistband (that's where my friends generally keep that guns when I'm hosting events, too). Tannazzo also claimed that "Spector repeatedly uttered an obscene phrase referring to women and said to him, "These (expletive). They all deserve a bullet in their head."

CNN