By Angela Carson
What will Paris Hilton do once she shows up at the Los Angeles County jail to serve her time? One report claims that the socialite is planning on keeping a prison diary and once it is completed she plans to publish the memoirs and 'make millions' from her effort, the Sun UK reports. Would anyone even buy it? According to the report a source told the British newspaper that:
“There will be details of clashes with prisoners and disgusting meals." The source added, "She thinks this will show she is paying her debt to society.” That may be a poor argument to make.
The prison diary may be a bit boring. Earlier reports have noted that Paris will be spending her time at the Century Regional Detention Facility south of downtown Los Angeles. But she won't see much jail-yard action. She will be confined 23 hours a day to an 8-foot-by-12-foot cell that she most likely will share with another inmate, a police spokesman claims.
In fact she will be placed in a "special-needs" unit designed for such high-profile prisoners as celebrities, former police officers and public officials, Cathy Beers has reported earlier. What's to write about there?
What will Paris Hilton do once she shows up at the Los Angeles County jail to serve her time? One report claims that the socialite is planning on keeping a prison diary and once it is completed she plans to publish the memoirs and 'make millions' from her effort, the Sun UK reports. Would anyone even buy it? According to the report a source told the British newspaper that:
“There will be details of clashes with prisoners and disgusting meals." The source added, "She thinks this will show she is paying her debt to society.” That may be a poor argument to make.
The prison diary may be a bit boring. Earlier reports have noted that Paris will be spending her time at the Century Regional Detention Facility south of downtown Los Angeles. But she won't see much jail-yard action. She will be confined 23 hours a day to an 8-foot-by-12-foot cell that she most likely will share with another inmate, a police spokesman claims.
In fact she will be placed in a "special-needs" unit designed for such high-profile prisoners as celebrities, former police officers and public officials, Cathy Beers has reported earlier. What's to write about there?
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