Keith Carradine’s ex-wife sentenced in LA to community service for perjury in wiretap case

Keith Carradine’s ex-wife sentenced for perjury

LOS ANGELES — Keith Carradine’s ex-wife has been sentenced to community service for trying to cover up illegal wiretapping by former Hollywood private eye Anthony Pellicano.

Sandra Carradine was sentenced Monday in federal court in Los Angeles to 400 hours of community service, two years of probation and a $10,000 fine.

The actor’s ex-wife pleaded guilty to perjury four years ago.

She said she paid Pellicano $25,000 in 2001 to keep tabs on her ex-husband during a child custody dispute. She acknowledged that she lied to a federal grand jury in 2004 to conceal Pellicano’s wiretapping of her ex’s phone calls.

Pellicano is serving a 15-year federal sentence for wiretapping, conspiracy and other crimes.