September 18, 2012
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0:50Now PlayingIn 2001, actor Robert Blake went from famous to infamous, when he was accused of killing his wife Bonny Lee Bakley. Though he was acquitted of murder, he was later found liable for her death in a civil trial, and was ordered to pay $15 million to Bakley's three eldest children. After keeping a low profile for much of the last decade, Blake has recently resurfaced, promoting his memoir, Tales of a Rascal. The 78-year-old Baretta star sits down with Dr. Phil to set the record straight about his reputation and the negative press that surrounds him. Why does he say he was carrying a gun on the night his wife was shot to death? And, what does he believe happened? Blake, who says he's now broke and alone, opens up about his painful past. Why does he believe his parents wanted him dead -- before he was even born? Plus, don't miss the actor's emotional tribute to his 12-year-old daughter, Rosie.
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