London
(ANI):
A
date
has
been
set
for
the
retrial
of
two
people
accused
of
conspiring
to
extort
money
from
Hollywood
actor
John
Travolta
following
the
death
of
his
son
Jett.
The
case
begins
in
the
Bahamas
on
6
September
and
is
expected
to
last
four
weeks,
reports
the
Daily
Express.
Former
senator
Pleasant
Bridgewater
and
paramedic
Tarino
Lightbourneare
are
alleged
to
have
demanded
17.2
million
pounds
from
the
'Pulp
Fiction" star
and
his
wife
Kelly
Preston
to
keep
secret
a
document
relating
to
Jett's
death.
A
mistrial
was
declared
in
October
after
Bahamian
politician
Picewell
Forbes
claimed
on
live
TV
that
one
of
the
accused
had
been
cleared.
Supreme
Court
Justice
Anita
Allen
suspected
possible
misconduct
as
the
jury
were
still
in
deliberations
at
the
time.