Leonardo DiCaprio’s Slasher Aretha Wilson On Bail

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Leo Dicaprio’s slasher Aretha Wilson on Bail
At a hearing on Wednesday, August 4, 2010, forty year old Wilson faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon and will be extradited from Canada to the U.S.  The charges stem from a 2005 incident at a party in at the home of Rick Saloman within Hollywood Hills, California.  Police reports indicate that the former model attacked and cut Inception’s Leonardo Dicaprio with a glass during the party and then fled to Canada following the incident.   DiCaprio was seriously injured and received medical treatment, including 17 stitches, within a nearby  hospital.
Dicaprio has been “cooperative” throughout the ensuing police investigation and has agreed to take the stand and testify if necessary.
One year following the 2005 incident with Dicaprio, Wilson faced more charges for reportedly smashing a glass bottle over her ex-boyfriend’s head.

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