Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ criminal trial over stolen lyric pages is ‘about the names involved’: ‘A gold mine’
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The Eagles co-founder Don Henley is expected to testify in Manhattan courtroom
A Manhattan judge will decide if three men attempted to “Take it to the Limit” — and sell allegedly stolen lyric pages from The Eagles.
Don Henley is expected to take the stand and testify against Glenn Horowitz, Craig Inciardi and Edward Kosinski, who were charged with conspiracy in the fourth degree for allegedly attempting to sell manuscripts which included “developmental lyrics to the Eagles song ‘Hotel California,'” according to the original indictment filed by the New York District Attorney’s office in 2022.
The manuscripts are collectively valued at over $1 million, according to the District Attorney.
Eric Anderson, counsel at Early Sullivan Wright Gizer & McRae, explained to Fox News Digital that this case is “absolutely about the names involved.”