Film director John McTiernan has pleaded guilty to making false statements in the Anthony Pellicano wiretap case. Pellicano, a former private investigator, is serving a 15-year prison term for wiretapping people in the entertainment industry. McTiernan, director of “Die Hard” and “Predator,” entered his guilty plea Monday and is expected to be sentenced on October 4th. He admitted to lying to the FBI about hiring Pellicano. He also confessed to making false statements to a judge when he tried to withdraw a previous guilty plea.
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