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Grandfather to the stars
I've done this before using a Terminal command, can't remember it myself but found this:
How to force the Trash to empty using Terminal
This technique uses a Terminal command to fore the Trash to empty. It is important that you follow these steps very carefully.
1. Launch Terminal, located in the Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities folder or search Spotlight for Terminal
2. At the Terminal prompt, type the following command exactly as written:
sudo rm -rf ~/.Trash/*
Important Notes:
* There is a single space after each of the terms sudo, rm, and -rf in the command.
* Double check you have typed the command exactly as it written above: incorrectly typing the command can result in serious system issues, including erasing your hard drive.
3. Press Return/Enter
4. Now type your Admin password when prompted, then press Return/Enter. The files in the Trash are now deleted.
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