Between 2007 and 2012, this child-star-turned-tabloid-fixture racked up two DUI arrests, multiple rehab stints, and a no-contest plea for walking out of a Venice jewelry store wearing a $2,500 necklace.
The full story
Lindsay Lohan's legal run included two 2007 DUI arrests and a 2011 no-contest plea to misdemeanor theft of a necklace from a Venice jeweler, with sentences spanning probation, house arrest, and community service. She later rebuilt her career with Netflix romantic comedies and a Freaky Friday sequel.
The clues we handed out
— Her courtroom appearances became fashion coverage — one white dress she wore to a hearing sold out within hours.
— Her breakout Disney role required her to play twins. Both of them.
— Her most famous movie clique wore pink on Wednesdays.
— She staged her comeback via a string of Netflix holiday rom-coms.
— Initials: L.L.
How this case played
ALLEGEDLY* edition No. 72. Three strikes to name Lindsay Lohan, with a free clue
unlocked after every miss.
How players did
33 people have played this edition. 31 of them named Lindsay Lohan — a 94% solve rate. Of those who got there: 10 on the lede alone, before a single clue, 7 after one clue, 14 after two.
The jury's verdict
Every case that closes goes to the jury. Players who finished this edition were asked:
Has enough time passed to let it go?
11 verdicts have been filed. 91% would let it go.
9% say not yet. Close to unanimous.
*A blind item you can check. Every puzzle is drawn from the public record —
court records, official rulings, and moments that unfolded on live television — and the
records are linked above. Allegedly.
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