John Goodman, twice convicted of DUI manslaughter, denied new trial
A former Wellington polo mogul twice convicted in a 2010 crash that killed a recent college graduate won't be getting a new trial.
Source: wptv.com
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A former Wellington polo mogul twice convicted in a 2010 crash that killed a recent college graduate won't be getting a new trial.
Ex-polo boss John Goodman was found guilty of DUI manslaughter for the 2010 death of Scott Wilson. He wants the conviction thrown out a second time.
Wellington polo club founder John Goodman is making one last attempt to set aside his DUI manslaughter conviction and 16-year-prison sentence in the 2010 death of Scott Patrick Wilson. Goodman now claims his trial lawyers botched his case.