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Ray Lewis: Murder Case Still Echoes for Ravens Star After Super Bowl

By    |   Monday, 04 February 2013 08:53 AM EST

The Baltimore Ravens won Super Bowl XLVII championship against the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31. Retiring, controversial Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis played a large part in the victory, but some critics detracted from his success by reminding fans of the athlete's double-murder charge.

Lewis has long been haunted by a January 2000 fight that resulted in an indictment on murder and aggravated-assault charges. In a plea agreement he pled guilty to obstruction of justice in exchange for testimony against two other defendants.



















Others reminded critics that Lewis was not convicted of murder, and was instead paid heavily for his involvement in what the court determined were self-defense killings.










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Despite Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis' success during the 2013 Super Bowl that led the team to a 34-31 nail-biting victory over the San Francisco 49ers, fans and critics had a lot to say about the athlete's 1997 double-stabbing murder charge.
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