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TOMMY LEE Appears In Santa Monica Court: Photos Available

April 9, 2003

Tommy Lee appeared in Santa Monica Court yesterday morning (April 8) for the opening statements in a wrongful death civil trial involving the former MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer. Check out the pictures here.

The lawsuit claims Lee was negligent in the drowning of 4-year-old Daniel Karven-Veres, who was attending a swim party at the musician's Malibu home.

The boy, whose parents are actress Ursula Karven and TV producer James Veres, drowned June 16, 2001, during the poolside party for then 4-year-old Brandon, one of two sons Lee had with actress Pamela Anderson.

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