Everyone is wondering: "Did Phil Spector really kill Lana Clarkson?" Not according to the music producer’s attorney, who on Tuesday argued that forensic evidence proves that B-list Hollywood actress Clarkson killed herself at Spector’s Los Angeles mansion in 2003.

Spector, 69, has been charged with murdering Clarkson just hours after they met, and the resulting trial was full of downright weirdness. A jury in 2007 couldn’t reach a unanimous verdict on his guilt, so a new trial was called. During closing arguments Tuesday, Spector’s lawyer says Clarkson shot herself in the mouth, and there’s no proof of Spector’s DNA anywhere on the weapon.

"The forensic evidence shows that Phillip Spector is innocent," said attorney Doron Weinberg. "Please don’t convict him … I am telling you he is innocent."

But prosecutors are painting the legendary producer — who has worked with music legends like The Beatles and Cher — as a "demonic maniac" who is "very dangerous" around women, particularly when he drinks.

"This case is about a man who has had a history of playing Russian roulette with the lives of women," Deputy District Attorney Truc Do told the jury. "Five women got the empty chamber. Lana got the sixth bullet. "

The jury’s still out on Spector’s guilt — or innocence. If convicted, he could spend anywhere from eight to 20 years in prison.