Eagles 'Hotel California' Lyrics Trial Unveils New Evidence

A surprise recording and emails add twists to the case, as former auction executive testifies on disputed lyrics' provenance.

The trial over allegedly stolen Eagles lyrics from 'Hotel California' reveals a surprise tape and unseen emails.
Former Christie's executive Tom Lecky testifies about the disputed provenance of the lyrics, leading to Christie's decision not to auction them.
Defendants Craig Inciardi, Glenn Horowitz, and Edward Kosinski plead not guilty to charges of conspiracy to possess stolen property.
The Manhattan DA's office claims the defendants fabricated stories about the lyrics' origins; Henley to testify next week.
If convicted, the defendants face up to four years in prison.