Randy Quaid

Okay these two losers have got to go. Randy and Evi Quaid changed their court date themselves and still didn’t show up to the courthouse. This all stems from the fact that they are being accused of non payment of two big bills at different hotels in Santa Barbara. They’re supposed to be answering to felony charges of defrauding these innkeepers. Now they have the Santa Barbara District Attorney so pissed off they’re definitely going ahead with extradition charges because these two knuckleheads are currently in Texas. Don’t these two see they’re making it worse for themselves? They claim they already made good on ... Read Full Story

I learned while in jail that If it looks like a thief and acts like a thief then its probably a thief. Likewise the Quaids, Randy and wife Evi - they didn’t forget to pay their $10,000 hotel bill at the exclusive San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, California, last June - they figured they could skip out and get away with it because they are big shots. And that’s what rankles - the state has now spent many many thousands of dollars bringing these two morons ‘to justice.’ So Randy got to play his little adolescent game and law enforcement resources were grossly ... Read Full Story

By: Ellie Kam on November 3rd, 2009 at7:08 am Randy and Evi Quaid skipped out on their fourth court hearing in Santa Barbara yesterday. The couple are currently on the hook for not paying a $10,000 hotel bill at the San Ysidro Ranch a few weeks back. Last week, the Santa Barbara prosecutor announced that he was filing extradition papers to have the couple forcibly moved over for their hearing from their home in Texas. Those papers could take up to four weeks to go through. Read Full Story

Jesse Grant/Getty Images Well look what the cat might not have to drag in after all. Randy and Evi Quaid have posted bond and there is no longer an outstanding warrant for their arrest on charges of bailing on a $10,000 hotel bill , according to the Santa Barbara District Attorney's Office. "If they don't show up to court, a bounty hunter will go and get them," Deputy D.A. Lee Carter joked to People . The couple had posted bail of $20,000 apiece after being arrested in Marfa, Texas, but they were required to pay the same amount in California, where the alleged defrauding ... Read Full Story

By: Ellie Kam on November 6th, 2009 at11:12 am Randy and Evi Quaid, who allegedly defrauded an innkeeper and then skipped four court dates, have finally posted bond, according to the Santa Barbara Senior Deputy District Attorney Lee Carter. The couple posted a total of $40,000 today, and will be required to appear in court to face charges on December 15. If they fail to show for that date, a bounty hunter will be sent out to get them. Read Full Story