extracurriculars john mackey of whole foods dropped out of three separate schools but still managed somehow to build a massively successful business rap mogul russell simmons dropped out of city college at twenty to begin producing and a high school dropout richard branson of the virgin media empire probably doesn't regret his life decisions considering his net worth at this point marvel comics stand lead drop out of finding insufficient doodling time and of course you can forget the very most bad ass drop out of them all nicholai tesla one of the fathers of the second industrial revolution without whom you wouldn't be watching television right now and of course plenty of artists drive one out when school gets out of the way in whether you like their music or not these drop outs of certainly that the market with great success ever levine rule mars britney spears kind the west tom cruise john mayer dean martin oscar winner helen mirren ok. you get the point i just wish that the young are i wish the participants in fields program the best of luck and hope that they use their new superpowers o

mackey was found guilty of one other killing. john sasaki was at the courthouse for the conclusion of the trial. >> it's been a long journey, but justice has finally been done. >> i got goose bumps right now sitting in there even though i had a good feeling that justice would be served. chauncey would have wanted that. >> reporter: bailey was shot to death four years ago as he walked to work at the oakland post. the star witness in this case, the convicted trigger man broussard testified that bey ordered the hit and that mackey helped. >> it's sometimes unfortunate but you have to engage or play with the devil to get the dirt. >> reporter: by law, prosecutors had to corroborate broussard's testimony with other evidence. >> and there was in the form of the gps data, in the form of the ballistics results that came back from other witnesses who testified. >> reporter: bey's mother didn't make it to the courtroom in time to hear the verdict. >> i believe in my son's innocence. i just -- i believe in his innocence, i do. >> reporter: gene

mackey was found guilty of one other killing. john sasaki was at the courthouse for the conclusion of the trial. >> it's been a long journey, but justice has finally been done. >> i got goose bumps right now sitting in there even though i had a good feeling that justice would be served. chauncey would have wanted that. >> reporter: bailey was shot to death four years ago as he walked to work at the oakland post. the star witness in this case, the convicted trigger man broussard testified that bey ordered the hit and that mackey helped. >> it's sometimes unfortunate but you have to engage or play with the devil to get the dirt. >> reporter: by law, prosecutors had to corroborate broussard's testimony with other evidence. >> and there was in the form of the gps data, in the form of the ballistics results that came back from other witnesses who testified. >> reporter: bey's mother didn't make it to the courtroom in time to hear the verdict. >> i believe in my son's innocence. i just -- i believe in his innocence, i do. >> reporter: gene