The trial will be finalized in June.
The trial of Phil Rudd, accused of making threats of murder and possession of cannabis and methamphetamine, began yesterday. The AC/DC drummer pleaded guilty to all charges.
According to details released about the case, Rudd is being tried for two phone calls made on September 26th. During the first call, Rudd spoke about "what he would like to happen" to an unidentified man who had worked with him for 3 years, and the second call was to the former employee himself, in which Rudd threatened him and his daughter with death.
According to Rudd's lawyer, the case is based on nothing more than "an angry phone call." Rudd is out of jail on bail until the end of the trial on June 26.