Zsa Zsa Showing Strain of Trial, Fears Jail Filled With Lesbians
With her cop-slapping trial barely under way, Zsa Zsa Gabor began to show the strain today, saying she is fearful of going to jail because jails are filled with “lesbians.”
If convicted, Gabor could be sentenced to a year in Los Angeles County Jail and fined $2,000. Other charges against her carry maximum six-month jail terms and $1,000 fines.
“Mother is so worried,” Gabor said, stopping on the courthouse steps. “In a deathly voice, she phoned me this morning and asked me, ‘Dahling, are they going to book you in jail?
“I told her I hoped not. I have claustrophobia and would be very unhappy in jail. And besides, they are all lesbians in jail and I’m so scared of lesbians. Can you imagine being in jail with all those women?”
Thus began Day 3 of the trial for one of America’s last glamour queens, who showed up today wearing a black mail-order dress--from Saks Fifth Avenue.
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