Imprisoned polo playing mogul turned Bentley wielding hit-and-run killer John Goodman finds religion
John Goodman simply cannot keep himself out of the press. Plainly bored sat in his cell, this ‘thought himself above the law’ polo mogul has allegedly and most conveniently turned to God.
According to last week’s South Florida Reporter, Goodman, 52, has been transferred to what the state’s Department of Corrections describes as a “faith and character based prison” named the Wakulla Correctional Facility.
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Guilty but not for going away: John Goodman to appeal (again)
Found guilty of DUI manslaughter again on Tuesday, cowardly multi-millionaire Florida polo mogul John Goodman is now set to try to avoid accepting his sentence yet again
Anything but Good
Manufacturing heir John Goodman returns to the stand and yet again illustrates his true character Multi-millionaire John Goodman took the stand in the retrial of his DUI manslaughter conviction yesterday and claimed he wasn’t intoxicated when the Bentley he was driving ploughed into a Hyundai driven by a student named Scott Wilson in 2010 […]
Goodman – whose Bentley smashed Scott Wilson’s Hyundai into a canal in Wellington, Florida in 2010 where the billionaire left the student to drown – is expected to remain at the camp until 2030 after being finally sentenced to 16 years in 2014 after a series of trials, mistrials and retrials.
Long may this arrogant monster rot.
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Even as a child he was arrogant and a bully. He is also thick as pigs**t and now where he belongs. I never enjoyed his company and his wife had a lucky escape when she binned him.