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R.I.P. JOHN AMOS

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I loved him and the show good times but was disappointed how he made a big deal showing up in defense of gotti
 
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John Amos in Good Times was America's TV dad before Bill Cosby's in The Cosby Show, playing a strong father figure who was fearless in protecting his family. I also played basketball in Van Nuys' Balboa Park in the early 80's and would regularly see him rollerblading past us in the courts. R.I.P. Mr. Amos.
 
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I have never heard of Amos being involved in anything illegal with Gotti. I do know he was an invited guest during one day of his trial, along with several other celebrities. However, the media sure did make a big deal of Amos being at his trial. Mickey Rourke and singer Jay Black of Jay and the Americans also were two celebrities invited to the trial.
 
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I loved him and the show good times but was disappointed how he made a big deal showing up in defense of gotti

Nothing I can find in several searches alleges that Amos "defended" Gotti, only that he showed up at the trial for one morning session, viewing the testimony. I guess one could perhaps say that Amos' appearance itself, coupled with him sitting in the area reserved for Gotti's family & friends, could be seen as a form of tacit "defense", but that would be pushing things a bit in my opinion, , , , it's not like he ever took the Stand and offered testimony defending or refuting anything Gotti was accused of ;)

People magazine March 18 1992;

https://www.upi.com/Archives/1992/03/18/People/7062700894800/
 
Yeah sure thing man
Look don't jump to conclusions if I'm on (Gacy, Bundy, Ramirez, Berkowitz.....) guest list dressed up like a peacock
 
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