
Instead, Anthony established a college scholarship in Nicole's honor at the University of Texas Law School, which he presented to her at a dinner party.
Back in 2011, Nicole said Anthony's exoneration was proof that we should "never underestimate the power of dedicated people working for good."
Applause to Anthony for his tribute, and gratitude to Nicole and her students for remembering that @[295429577163605:274:Everyone Matters]
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