Former Patriots' Star Aaron Hernandez charged with murder

[1ke]

You gay bro?

You single bro bro?

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[FirstTimer]

Patriots have RELEASED TE Aaron Hernandez

Welcome to 4 hours ago.

 

[FirstTimer]

Just watched/listened to this hearing. They laid out a lot of preliminary evidence. This dude is fucked.

What was it?

 

[ralaw]

Am I the only one that gets a weird feeling when an athlete gets involved with crimes as severe as this? I don't know why, but I do. It just never seems real to me. I don't know why.

 

[Hasselbeck]

Don't know if this is in response to me, but I will assume it is.

Let me repeat myself. Perhaps I wasn't clear.

The Pats are deep at the TE position.

That is all. Thanks.

Not you. Just in general. I got the message you were conveying.. though I don't fully agree that 15 voweled TE and Jake Ballard necessarily make you rich at a position..

Either way from a football standpoint, I think the team is in deep shit. Tom Brady is great enough to mask a lot of troubles, but even he might have some difficulty this season

 

[NAHSTE]

I don't always murder, but when I do, I rent a car in my name, leave a shell casing that matches the murder weapon in the car and take it back to the rental agency.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Just watched/listened to this hearing. They laid out a lot of preliminary evidence. This dude is fucked.

They could have him on an HD quality video saying "I AM AARON HERNANDEZ, AND I AM GOING TO SHOOT YOU", then show him pulling trigger, and I would still not be confident that a jury in our shit justice system would put him away.

 

[1ke]

Home video place him with the victim. Shell casings from rental car in his name match the crime scene. More home video has him walking around with a gun. Text messages. Lots of em.

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[Hasselbeck]

Patriots have RELEASED TE Aaron Hernandez

Shut the fuck up! Seriously?! When did this happen?

 

[1ke]

Good at football. Bad at getting away wit murda.

Per 670

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[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Ain't sounding too good for ol boy.

 

[FirstTimer]

I don't always murder, but when I do, I rent a car in my name, leave a shell casing that matches the murder weapon in the car and take it back to the rental agency.

Home video place him with the victim. Shell casings from rental car in his name match the crime scene. More home video has him walking around with a gun. Text messages. Lots of em.

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:jonesy:

 

[Aso]

Shut the fuck up! Seriously?! When did this happen?

Around 10:20 am now that I read up on it.

Relax. My bad.

No need blow a gasket.

..

And I did find the video of the trial. It does seem surreal.

 

[FirstTimer]

They could have him on an HD quality video saying "I AM AARON HERNANDEZ, AND I AM GOING TO SHOOT YOU", then show him pulling trigger, and I would still not be confident that a jury in our shit justice system would put him away.

 

[SuperKevin]

Am I the only one that gets a weird feeling when an athlete gets involved with crimes as severe as this? I don't know why, but I do. It just never seems real to me. I don't know why.

What makes them different than any normal person that commits a crime?

 

[NAHSTE]

Get a load of this motive ... Hernandez was mad that the victim talked to some people he did not like at a club last Friday.

 

[FirstTimer]

Get a load of this motive ... Hernandez was mad that the victim talked to some people he did not like at a club last Friday.

SEC gonna SEC.






















:tiptoe:

 

[Glenbino]

Those Pats teams that won with no name WRs also had a tough, veteran led defense that carried them to the first title and was solid throughout their title runs.

Needless to say the unit they have now is lacking.

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[NAHSTE]

 

[FirstTimer]

From Deadspin:

Lloyd, a 27-year-old semi-pro football player, had known Hernandez for about a year—the girlfriends of the two are sisters.

Prosecutors detailed Lloyd's multiple gunshot wounds to the side, arms, and chest, including two fatal shots to the chest—fired when Lloyd was lying on the ground. Keys to a vehicle belonging to Hernandez were found on Lloyd. Lloyd had all his possessions, so robbery was not the motive. Five .45 caliber shells from a semi-automatic weapon were recovered.

A warrant was issued to recover surveillance footage from the 14 cameras in and around Hernandez's house, but police discovered that 6-8 hours of footage, from around the time of the murder, was missing. They were able to discover text messages from Hernandez to the victim and the two other suspects on the night of the murder.

According to a third party, Hernandez was angry with Lloyd for talking to a group of people at a nightclub on the previous Friday, a group that Hernandez apparently had beef with. The prosecutor said authorities have tape of Hernandez, with a firearm, saying "You can't trust anyone anymore" before driving to pick up Lloyd.

The group stopped at a gas station to pick up "blue cotton candy Bubblicious gum and Black & Mild cigars, which are used as rolling papers for marijuana."

When the three—minus Lloyd—returned to Hernandez's house, surveillance cameras showed someone carrying a gun into his house, down to the basement, and that's when cameras were shut off.

A shell casing was found in the rental car after Hernandez returned it.

The prosecution's extremely detailed timeline contains exchanges and information that could not have been picked up by any surveillance camera, so it seems likely that someone involved in the incident has spoken to police. (There is a sworn affidavit, but both the defense and the prosecution have agreed that it should be sealed.)

Herandez was represented by Michael Fee and Jamie Sultan, the latter consistently ranked as one of the country's top trial lawyers. Fee called the evidence "circumstantial," and said the case is "not strong," noting that the murder weapon has not been recovered.