The court of public opinion does not operate on the same rules as a court of law. Most people still believe OJ "did it" even though he was found innocent. In a

The court of public opinion does not operate on the same rules as a court of law. Most people still believe OJ "did it" even though he was found innocent. In a just judicial system, the accused must be proven guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt", but the general public are not beholden to such stringent requirements. People are allowed to evaluate the available evidence and come to their own conclusions. In the case of John McAfee, that evidence is pretty damning, and he's done nothing to temper its persuasion.