From his cell in a Nevada state prison, OJ Simpson watched the verdict being read at the Casey Anthony trial on a small black-and-white TV set. Simpson was filled with nervous apprehension. When the "not guilty' verdict was read, all Simpson could do was sit quietly, allowing the profundity of the shock to set in. "It was an unbelievable miscarriagge of justice," said Simpson. "I mean, how stupid can a jury get? 'Beyond a reasonable doubt' doesn't mean no doubt at all. I was in disbelief when I heard the verdict, and just prayed silently to God to please not let this happen. It just makes one question their belief in our legal system."
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