On Prison Break, Lane Garrison played a troubled teen often on the wrong side of the law. In real life, well, read that sentence again.
Growing up in Richardson, Texas, however, Garrison's misguided ways landed him in the home of a minister: Crazy Joe Simpson. For almost a year, the young actor lived with beautiful, weird Simpson clan.
In light of recent incidents involving Lane, the rep for Jessica Simpson said: "She loves him and wishes him well during this difficult time."
Garrison was the driver of a car involved in an accident last weekend that killed 17-year-old Vahagn Setian. Rumors are swirling that he may have been drunk at the time, similar to Rip Torn.
Earlier this year, Lane told People magazine about his adolescent days; he "stole everything" he could, including cars and stereos. At 15, after an abortive attempt to steal a jug of wine from a stranger's garage, Garrison says his mom "slapped the crap" out of him and actually took him to a police station to scare him.
He lived with the Simpsons for a year after that. No word on whether or not he slept with Ashlee Simpson. We'll assume he did.
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January 11th, 2007 4:08 PM
on s en fou avec ki il couche c moi la femme de sa vie!!!!!!!!!!
October 23rd, 2007 8:34 AM
Lock him up and throw away the key.
March 4th, 2008 11:16 PM
Tragic accident for sure, But please bear in mind the following: I recently read a poem that stated some thing to the effect " You are who you hang out with " and unfortunately for the young man killed, his choice to be in the vehicle with these other youngster's that day. I don't know whether or not any of the other youths within the vehicle had taken any drugs or alcohol , but we as adult's have to have the vigilance to press upon our kids that if we put ourselves in certain situations the consequence of that action can be tragic. I spent my youth being very picky who I hung out with. As I constantly trying to stress upon my own son often to " Be a leader, not a follower!". My prayer's go out to all the family's involved" and please Don't give up on the message to our kids.