Amy Winehouse in further video shame
Amy Winehouse caught on video singing racist chants
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Sunday, 08, Jun 2008 07:19
Amy Winehouse has been caught on another video which shows her surrounded by evidence of drugs and singing racist chants.
The home video footage was filmed by husband Blake Fielder-Civil, who is currently in prison facing trial for GBH and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
The video, which was reportedly handed to the News of a World by a friend, shows Amy, 24, and another woman singing racist football chants to the tune of children's song 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes'.
However they have replaced the words with "Blacks, Pakis, gooks and nips" followed by: "And deaf and dumb and blind and gay".
A coffee table can be seen in the background displaying six cigarette lighters and a substance which looks like heroin on a foil.
In another section Blake, 26, asks Amy to perform a sex act on him in the public stairwell of a hotel. This is followed by a confused sequence showing shots of the steps and carpet.
Further footage shows Amy asleep while a friend Eddie discusses which drugs they have taken. He tells Blake : "A little bit of E, a little bit of C and a few beers, watched telly, smoked crack."
Several photos of Amy have also been released including pictures of her surrounded with a pipe made from a bottle, and silver foil which appear to be drug taking paraphernalia.
The friend who released the video and photos claimed she did it to show the hold Blake has on Amy.
"Blake's clearly the instigator behind the idea of them having risky public sex. It looks like the camera was a new toy he wanted to try out," the source told the News of the World.
She added: "Some might say Blake's been the unwitting architect of Amy's downfall. But to risk all Amy's achievements and all her future by committing this sort of material to camera is beyond the pale."