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It seems Jnr's life was destined to follow his fathers regardless of his intentions.
The court trial you described seems to have striking parallels to Michael Jacksons recent trial. The media had already convicted him, and the public seemed to love him but at the same time whisper of his guilt...
Posted by: Lennie Briscoe | August 12, 2005 at 07:18 AM