Courtroom artist who sketched Jacko, OJ, Paris Hilton, Winona Ryder and Lindsay Lohan (more than once) during celebrity trials reveals all in new book

As witness to OJ Simpson's not guilty verdict, Michael Jackson's acquittal, Winona Ryder's shoplifting fall from grace and Lindsay Lohan's frequent brushes with the law, one woman has seen it all.
Hollywood courtroom artist Mona Shafer Edwards has spent the last 30 years in the company of actors, pop stars, murderers and rapists using her artistic skills to bring trials to life.
And now her drawings have been collected into a compendium of her life's work in the courts of Los Angeles called Captured! Inside The World Of Celebrity Trials.

Restrained: Lindsay Lohan being put in handcuffs in July - an image that cameras were not allowed to record, but courtroom artist Mona Shafer Edwards was allowed to draw
Recording moments such as Paris Hilton's sentencing for parole violation in 2007, to Steven Spielberg's appearance in the witness stand in 1998 as he testified against his stalker, Mona's sketches have kept her centuries-old art alive.
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