Anna Benson Talks to Dr. Phil Following Home Invasion Guilty Plea (Video)

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Poker babe and one-time model, Anna Benson, appeared on the “Dr. Phil Show” last week to discuss her brazen home invasion of ex-hubby Kris Benson’s residence.  Kris, a former Major League Baseball player, called 911 at the time telling the dispatcher that his enraged wire brandished a gun and baton.  He hid out in the basement until police arrived.

Anna Benson has since plead guilty.  In her words, Anna claimed to Dr. Phil she was anticipating having sex with Kris.  That apparently wasn’t his intentions.

“I’m still in love with the man,” she acknowledges.  “Point blank, he broke my heart.”

It appeared that Anna was looking to break much more than his heart that fateful night upon entering Kris’s home.

The video appears below for your viewing pleasure (scroll down)

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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