Kind of a cysey statement by his lawyer the other day, then this. They must have found something after all that damn searching of his crib. The dudes on NFL Live were saying he will never play another down as a Pat. What yall think at this point.

http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/9424056/aaron-hernandez-new-england-patriots-arrested

Mufucker is going to jail. They found *some* shit. Took a week to build a solid case. He's done. And he's a fucking moron piece of shit for it. Too bad too cause I really loved his game. Tough to find that type of athlete hybrid TE. Has no one to blame but himself. Fucking clown.

bad week of PR

honestly did not see that coming this quickly

i really didnt see it coming either. i wonder if this means more than an obstruction of justice charge is coming, bc usually teams will just suspend a player.

specifically mentioning that condolences go to the young man who lost his life

plus, it doesn't seem like he's made friends through this process.

still yeah, something isnt adding up.

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Behold my works,ye mighty

dude's done

They didn't hold him so he got released from police custody after a couple of hours

Then I read closer...the PATS released him...holy shit...and these muthafuckas take on head cases left and right

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/06/26/pats-will-take-at-least-a-7-5-million-cap-charge-for-hernandez-in-2014/

One of the obvious questions that arise in the aftermath of the Patriots’ decision to cut tight end Aaron Hernandez is the cap consequences, if any, for the move.

While it’s trivial in comparison to the fact that this all stems from the death of Odin Lloyd, it’s relevant information moving forward for the Patriots.

For 2013, the Patriots will carry a $2.5 million charge for the portion of his $12.5 million signing bonus, paid last year. Hernandez’s base salary of $1.323 million is fully guaranteed, and so the cap number will remain $4.073 million unless and until the Patriots can finagle a way to avoid paying him. (Chances are they’ll try.)

Because the move comes after June 1, the balance of the cap charge will apply to 2014. That’s $7.5 million in signing bonus money, and possibly another $1.137 million in guaranteed salary. That’s $8.637 million that the Patriots will carry for Hernandez next year.

The Patriots can, in theory, reduce that money by blocking the guaranteed payment(s) or recovering signing bonus money. As to the bonus money, however, the Patriots have to recover it before they get the cap credit. Also, the decision to release Hernandez could prevent them from getting a penny back in signing bonus money.

The broader question, which we’ll address separately, is that the Patriots made this move without caring about the financial or cap consequences.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/si/dam/assets/130626103339-hernandez-arrested-t1-wide.jpg

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I don't think they even said what the charges are, officially

and they release him

kind of fucked up IMO

he'll make bail

skate

and who knows when or if this goes to trial

same for the florida incident

nobody knows for sure what's going on

kind of presumptuos IMO

and bitchmade

I'd put money on him playing for another team

before seeing jail time behind any of this

if this dude got me DEFENDING THE PATRIOTS ...

I'm with ya.

how much of their decision was based on media reports?

I would say all of it

because there still haven't been any facts released

and I would think your employer would start with what you've been charged with

?

>how much of their decision was based on media reports?
>
>I would say all of it

Wait you really think an organizationlike the Patriots would just release a player like that based on word of mouth, without doing their diligence? They know something bro. Just because it hasn't been released to the media doesn't mean more information hasn't been made available or found out by parties that need to know.

You don't pay too much attention to sports do you.

The ravens didnt release ray ray and stood behind him bcz he was a superstar player.. Hernandez is apparently replaceable

I wouldn't go as far as to say the Patriots think (or that he is) "replaceable". Hard to find that kind of athletic ability and hybrid ability. I'd go as far as to say there hasn't been a player like him in years.

and likely shot another dude and fuck this all.


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It's only funny till someone gets mad. Then it's hilarious.

wouldn't you want to know

for sure?

didn't an NFL player just go through an arrest for an assault or something

just to have the charges dropped later

most of them don't go destroying cell phones and security cameras and acting all brazen with the cops when questioned, tho.

j/k

That was like a softball underhand lob for that punchline. Can't fault you for taking it.

>kind of presumptuos IMO
>
>and bitchmade

http://i.imgur.com/1WrX6bL.gif

if you think their directory of security, doesn't have a degree of separation from the police, and in one way shape form or another they don't know what he's charged with, you're nuts.

the team knows.

to Gillette Stadium during all the nonsense

suppose he was just trying to get some weights in?

I would wager a substantial amount of money that the Pats front office knows CONSIDERABLY more of the details surrounding Hernandez's involvement than you do.

THEY SO STUPID.

watching WBZ News. Sees the helicoptor catch cops arresting a guy in a white t-shirt who looks like Hernandez. Screams "HONEY GET ME THE PHONE". Call to PR guy..."send out a press release. Aaron's gone. I don't like where this might be headed".

The fuck dude.

for this to be a mistake and Hernandez is innocent and the Patriots look dumb.

But that's not going to happen.

(access to what? they're still building the case probably)
and everything to do with the fact goodell probably told him A.Hen is going to be suspended for multiple seasons regardless
Hernandez might not even face jail time over this even if found guilty if he agrees to testify against his boys...
so it's mainly about the scope of power of the league's ambiguous code of conduct rules and what goodell has probably already decided is going to happen to hernandez regardless of trial outcome

Goodell is the worst of the worst.

like you said , who knows when the trial will even begin
or whether or not he possibly ray lewis's his way out of a guilty verdict
this may be a way for the pats to try to get out of the guaranteed money he's owed from the gate

>I'd put money on him playing for another team
>
>before seeing jail time behind any of this

You don't think that Patriots did their own digging into this? I'm sure they knew about the other incident as well where Hernandez SHOT SOMEONE IN THE FACE. Good for them for being proactive. I think they have to know he's going to take a heavy charge or that at the very least he was heavily involved. You don't want to be associated with a MURDER in any way if you are an NFL team. Hernandez also isn't Ray Lewis and he also handled this in the dumbest way you possibly can and he pissed off the authorities enough where they went in and combed his house for every morsel of potential evidence they could find. They're gonna go hard after him.

is a pretty serious crime...


The other thing...Hernandez isn't cooperating with the investigation...


just on the strength of his lack of cooperation, Billichek was right to cut him.

my issue is with the Pats cutting him

before anything was made official

the obstruction of justice charge was what was reported

they hadn't officially charged him with anything

before the Pats cut him

and for everyone saying they had inside information

that makes even less sense

why would you act on inside information

and make it so obvious

oh he's in bracelets = deuces

because Bob Kraft is like the dude running the town in RoadHouse or Walking Tall

not only has all of the reports in his hand

but can so blatantly act on them and face no repercussions

c'mon

I think it was bitchmade for them to try to make whatever statement they were going for

when the case hadn't even been presented yet

it feels like they are trying to save face as best they can

at all cost

when they will never change the fact that he was a Patriot

that all

whatever your opinion on Hernandez is

I don't see the benefit in cutting him before he even gets booked

other than completely cosmetic

a couple weeks ago he was family

today he's out with the trash

but as post said below

that's class!

this...

that would have been for him to completely cooperate with the investigation, and directly tell the Pats management his involvement.

If they would have felt confident in his explanation they would have just put him on the PUP list and supported him....

Aaron trying to handle this shit on some no-snitchin gangster shit...and the Pats dealt with him like that.

The Pats wanted to wipe their hands clean of this mess before it got worse. "Inside information" is the wrong term. The move is not bitch made at all. It's smart to move on before it affects your team. They may have known some things that the media and public were not privy to yet, as they have a right to. Rather than let the questions continue to pour in while the rest of us await an official announcement, they decided to rid themselves of the distraction. It is a smart business move on their part, and not bitch made at all.

they cut anyone they want for any reason they want and even the players union has barely a say in the matter.

and "We didn't want to deal with the media distraction" is a perfect excuse, anyways.

>and "We didn't want to deal with the media distraction" is a
>perfect excuse, anyways.
>
>

surprised you beat cere to it though.

man ya'll acting like some bitches

you think this just goes away for the Pats because they cut him?

FOH

this is the slow news cycle for sports

I would expect this story to dominate the headlines this summer

and continue through the upcoming season

this is the beginning

>you think this just goes away for the Pats because they cut
>him?

Why wouldn't it?

>I would expect this story to dominate the headlines this
>summer

For what reason?

>and continue through the upcoming season

Why?

>man ya'll acting like some bitches

lol.

>
>you think this just goes away for the Pats because they cut
>him?

pretty much.

>
>this is the slow news cycle for sports

that exists?

>
>I would expect this story to dominate the headlines this
>summer

sure, because it involves a high profile person and murder/destruction of evidence, but that has nothing to do with the pats. it'll come up, but there will be A LOT less questions for the coaches and players about this since the org. has disowned him already. they saw a shit storm coming and bailed as soon as possible. can't blame 'em.

u posted it
or at least u should have lol
it's the day of the arrest and the tone was set in this thread before u even replied
under certain circumstances replies on this board are very predictable
thus "TOKPR"
that being said a couple ppl from boston in my feed are irked about the speed of the decision
but it prolly doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things
nigga was getting suspended and cut regardless
like u said the timing is more about them creating distance , as is their right imo

and will defer comment until all the facts of the case are revealed

We hope Mr Hernandez will be cleared of the accusations brought against him

and we leave his fate in the hands of the law...

They could have easily made a statement like this

which is what we typically see in legal cases

but they jumped right in with both feet

immediately

I don't see how that benefits NE

regardless of previous replies

its NOT going to make the situation disappear

its NOT going to make the media frenzy go away

and the story is just going to build from here

as the facts do come out

can you imagine what a shit show this could turn into if other players become involved

or were ever at his house, etc...

I'm sure members of the Patriots will be contacted for testimony, etc...

will it happen right away? No. But had they waited til September when he is convicted, it will only prolong the questions they have to answer. Cut him now, and hope that by the time he's convicted they are no longer answering questions since they cut ties with him months prior.

It's common sense, really.

Not "Patriot's TE Aaron Hernandez."

I honestly can't believe we are still having this conversation.

nothing they do now will change the fact that he was a NE Patriot

if this goes to trial, players, coaches, sheeiit, The Almighty Bob Kraft himself will be called to testify

you think they just say, well we cut him, so fuck your subpoena

c'mon

only thing this did was make a public statement that they don't condone his actions

and as WC posted above

perhaps they advised him on how to conduct himself during the investigation

and took issue with how he acted

I mean, it's not like they didn't know about the shooting in February

if they were really on some moral high ground

why not cut him then?

they did this to save face in the court of public opinion

which IMO

is kind of bullshit and bitchmade

they had no problem with dude, until everybody knew about his issues

remember, Bob Kraft is the Almighty

he had to have known about the shooting incident early this year

why not do this then?

Aaron will always be associated with the NE Patriots

NOTHING will change that

unless you want to jump in your Delorean and not draft him

>nothing they do now will change the fact that he was a NE
>Patriot
>
>if this goes to trial, players, coaches, sheeiit, The Almighty
>Bob Kraft himself will be called to testify

Wait wait wait - the entire organization is going to testify about a crime they had no knowledge of nor involvement in? What the hell are you talking about??


>you think they just say, well we cut him, so fuck your
>subpoena
>
>c'mon
>
>only thing this did was make a public statement that they
>don't condone his actions
>
>and as WC posted above
>
>perhaps they advised him on how to conduct himself during the
>investigation
>
>and took issue with how he acted
>
>I mean, it's not like they didn't know about the shooting in
>February
>
>if they were really on some moral high ground
>
>why not cut him then?
>
>they did this to save face in the court of public opinion
>
>which IMO
>
>is kind of bullshit and bitchmade
>
>they had no problem with dude, until everybody knew about his
>issues
>
>remember, Bob Kraft is the Almighty
>
>he had to have known about the shooting incident early this
>year
>
>why not do this then?
>
>Aaron will always be associated with the NE Patriots
>
>NOTHING will change that
>
>unless you want to jump in your Delorean and not draft him

You're just blabbering at this point. Worthless to continue this conversation with you. None of what you're saying makes any sense whatsoever. You are alone in this opinion. What's the temperature on your planet?

simple question

Now, why the hell would the entire Patriots' organization be summonsed to court to testify in the case of a murder they had no involvement in or knowledge of ?

well like I said

we don't know any of the details of this case

I'd venture to say the defense may call some professional associates as character witnesses

I'm sure Belicheat and Krafty did some kind of evaluation and interview of Hernandez during the draft process

and offering him a contract extension

do we know if he associated with players off the field

if they were guests at his house

anyway, like I said, this is the beginning

cutting him doesn't change his association with the Patriots

and as the legal proceedings get underway

the story will continue to involve the Patriots

to what extent is to be seen

you know, as actual evidence becomes available

they need proof for the Florida incident

but not the Mass incident

FOH

they cut him because it became public

that all

No, they were waiting for him to be arrested. Did you ever hear anything in the media about this shooting in February? No, you didn't. Patriots therefore weren't dealing with a media shitstorm.

>well like I said
>
>we don't know any of the details of this case
>
>I'd venture to say the defense may call some professional
>associates as character witnesses
>
>I'm sure Belicheat and Krafty did some kind of evaluation and
>interview of Hernandez during the draft process
>
>and offering him a contract extension
>
>do we know if he associated with players off the field
>
>if they were guests at his house

All speculation. I would bet you the fact that they cut him makes this a non-issue for the Patriots going forward. But I'd rather not deal with you in the future so I won't officially make a bet offer.

>
>anyway, like I said, this is the beginning
>
>cutting him doesn't change his association with the Patriots
>
>and as the legal proceedings get underway
>
>the story will continue to involve the Patriots
>
>to what extent is to be seen

Yep. You said it yourself. All speculation.


>you know, as actual evidence becomes available
>
>they need proof for the Florida incident
>
>but not the Mass incident
>
>FOH

They needed an arrest. You cannot read.


>they cut him because it became public
>
>that all

They cut him because he got arrested. Were they to only cut him when "it became public" he would've been cut June 17.

You ARE confused, aren't you?

have you?

again, I'm not questioning the Patriots right to cut him

or even doing so

I'm questioning when they did it

the post we are replying to reads

TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

he wasn't charged with anything yet

and I'm not as polished on my legal jargon as some

but does that constitute an arrest?

or does he actually have to be charged with the crime before it becoming an official arrest

as you can see from the timeline in the replies

the Patriots cut him the second he was in bracelets

= public image

I'm not really buying any other spin

including the obstruction charges

because that was news days ago

if they cut him because he disregarded their advice

that would have already happened

if they cut him because he was arrested

well, that acually hadn't happened yet

Krafty pulled the trigger when the image was on the TV

and it became the news story of the day

that all

And who can blame them for doing it for that reason above all else? They are a multi-million dollar organization. They have things to protect. PR is a huge part of that.

You are all over the place bro. Just give it up. Seriously.

maybe hernandez told them he did it? lol

whatever the case, the pats ain't like it and cut him. Completely understandable unless you know what was said.

He shot his boy in the face a WEEK before this shit hit the fan
There's only so much the team is gonna tolerate

Not to mention that he wasn't the most liked dude in the locker room. His talent was the biggest reason he was still on the team

This incident happened in February?

and is there no criminal charges being filed in that case

as I understood it

dude was suing him

but f'd up the paperwork

and is refiling

I would think there would be criminal charges for shooting someone in the face?

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Fannie, Freddie dole out big bonuses
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Pats aint fkn around.. http://t.co/ps03z3uFvH

I AIN'T FUCKIN PLAYIN!! (c) Redman

Kraft, Bill key decision makers.

I envision the cops listening to 98.5 The Sports Hub while they drove to the station. They announce it and the cops in the front seat look back like "ouch...welllll this is awkward.....why don't we just put on Matty in the Morning eh??....."

BELICHICK'S NOT HERE TO PROTECT YOU ANYMORE HERNANDEZ

NOW TELL ME WHERE THE MURDER WEAPON IS

Learning about it from Gresh and Zo.

for bonuses paid or salary under the CBA. WOW.

of course he's from Boston lol

I'm not a Patriots/football players can do no wrong kind of guy.


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No records left unscrubbed.

He is a murderer.

*prior* to his being taken to Bristol, CT, to be held without bail.

yet.

JOURNALISM!

GUILTY!

(yougottabefuckinkiddinme)

:-)

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/patriots-release-aaron-hernandez-significant-salary-cap-financial-154044125.html


can team pick him up on the cheap? like the patriots have to pay out all this dough and a team can pick him up for just his base salary, no bonuses?

>can team pick him up on the cheap? like the patriots have to
>pay out all this dough and a team can pick him up for just his
>base salary, no bonuses?

they were not happy with the lack of cooperation Hernandez was showing in this.... Regardless of the charges, or the arrest..the Pats were ready to move on once the opportunity availed itself.

she could win master chef with it...lol.

*skatin' the rings of saturn*

..and miles to go before i sleep...

I said that Belichick may not agree, but the Krafts would cut his ass regardless of whether he ever got arrested or not. My friend said fuck that, why not let the legal system play out. I said it's just not how the Krafts roll. We had $100 on it. Unfortunately he was arrested first so the bet was void.

"if" he was arrested:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/06/26/patriots-decided-last-week-to-cut-hernandez-if-he-was-arrested/

who knows

http://www.necn.com/pages/necn_streampage

Keepin it thuro

TWICE?!

Exactly

had they waited a couple hours

I wouldn't have had any issues

I don't think anybody thought he was going to be charged with murder

this escalated real fast

so I'll chill for now

...for now

>Exactly
>
>had they waited a couple hours
>
>I wouldn't have had any issues
>
>I don't think anybody thought he was going to be charged with
>murder
>
The Patriots probably did at the latest by the time they came to his house & arrested him, which not uncoincidentally was shortly before the time they decided to cut ties despite the financial hit they'd be taking doing so.

>this escalated real fast
>
>so I'll chill for now
>
>...for now
>
>

Found five bullet shells from semi-auto weapon.

a semi-auto
multiple gunshot wounds?

nigga....

murder plus gun charges plus the connections here.

i wont go so far as to say that he did it, but his chances of acquittal aren't looking so hot.

Bertrand on 98.5 The Sports Hub out of Boston made a good point earlier. The narrative on Hernandez his whole career so far has been "immense talent, questionable character, hangs out with the wrong people...". But what hasn't gotten enough attention has been the possibility that he, himself, IS that "wrong person"...nahmean? Turns out it's probly true.

and saying "you can't trust anyone anymore" before picking up Lloyd.

WHAT THA FUCK

Everyone that I know that smokes Blacks, also smokes weed.
And a lot of people I know that smoke weed, aren't necessarily opposed to Blacks...
But I have never heard of anyone rolling weed in a B&M.

but they pieced together a lot of evidence here.

Crazy!

What adult chews that?

>What adult chews that?

They trying to catch him AND Stringer Bell

FFL league

SHIIIIIIIIIIT.

he sent her "with Aaron Hernandez" or something and she said "who?" he replied "NFL" and "just so you know"

got it now.

I KNEW I heard that right.

When I came in I was mad confused

that's cold.

classy

how the hell do you spell bubblelicious anyway?

n/m

and in a dumpster with a shell

dumbass. (him, not you)

Everytime I go to grab some, I take a sniff of the watermelon and it's a wrap.

It's probably the only type of gum I chew, and I only get some right before I get on a plane. The pressure change during the descent always fucks with me something terrible.

watermelon is the best by far.

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It's only funny till someone gets mad. Then it's hilarious.

found in the vehicle

and a roll of Bubble Tape with gunpowder residue was recovered from his residence

mixed with the gunpowder. some of his urine on a half eaten pack of gummi bears in the trunk too

unopened tub of black licorice, but a yankee cap and a patriots jersey both recovered from the trunk link the rental car to Hernandez' hometown in CT

this nigga the real life version of the lollipop gang from the wizard of oz. twistin niggas up w/ all kindsa candy and goodies an shit.

muhfucka, i will break your jaw w/ a pack of jawbreakers. shank you with a sharpened chic-o-stix type nigga.

don't make me go to the trunk for the jolly ranchers. UON'T want that.


peace & blessings,

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somebody get ja on the phone

http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/9424056/aaron-hernandez-new-england-patriots-charged-murder

Obviously it's all circumstantial evidence but there's almost an overwhelming amount of links.

ray lewis was charged with murder too in his situation
at this point shit boils down to whether or not hernandez can convince one of the other two dudes to eat the charge then make a deal for obstruction of justice charge

Seems like they might still be looking for the other two....

and indicating him at this point. Not sure they'll all of a sudden agree to side with Hernandez and help a brotha out.

that one of the reasons he needs to have no bail is that he allowed 2 individuals to flee the jurisdiction.

how is it pretty clear?
most of the articles i'm reading aren't even mentioning the other 2 dudes at this point
hernandez is the story obviously, when ray lewis shit happened it was the same spin basically
just wondering if those guys are suspects at this point
if 4 guys got in the whip then i'd imagine the 3 living dudes are all suspects (or should be)

as I didn't hear them right. Turns out these other two guys may have skipped town. I heard wrong. My b.

all they said was that Hernandez assisted in allowing the other two to "flee the jurisdiction," which means back to CT where they're all from.
They still could have cooperated since then. Nothing indicates that they haven't. Clearly I'm speculating but some of the evidence they presented (i.e. conversations had in the car between the 4 doods) could only be obtained from the other 2 guys.

They still need other witnesses to make the case more concrete. What you are talking about there is information they gathered from cell phone records.

and being held without bail.

LOL @ this dude being able to convince someone to eat a murder charge for him.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2013/01/10/ray-lewis-baltimore-ravens-atlanta-murder-2000/1566198/
http://www.baltimoresun.com/bal-raylewis,0,798489.storygallery
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/news/2000/01/31/lewis_murder_ap/
http://www.baltimoresun.com/bal-lewisbail020200,0,65054.story(he was denied bail too...don't remember that but...)

at least google the shit before you run up in the spot loud and wrong as usual

for those details before babbling some devil's advocate bullshit.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/bal-lewisreturns021500,0,7505343.story

"Lewis, who has been held without bail since Jan. 31 in the deaths of two men"

stop being dumb dude

when? where?

that was a fight that ended in a stabbing death of two men.

this is a premeditated murder with a timeline.

they were holding Lewis to get him to cough up information.

here all signs point to Hernandez actually being the ringleader & the triggerman.

That's the difference(c)

I think they said $1 million bond.

Which will probably happen here too, they said the judge was being cautious with the original no bail.

>I think they said $1 million bond.
>
>Which will probably happen here too, they said the judge was
>being cautious with the original no bail.

Just stating a fact about Lewis.

Also, a prominent attorney from Boston was on the radio this morning and laid out a pretty good case to give him bail.

Apparently his lawyers made sure to let the cops know his every move after they got involved as a premeditated measure to request eventual bail. Now the new info may change things.

if you wanna put up on it. This dude ain't getting out pre or likely post-trial.

Hope he never sees another day of freedom.

>ray lewis was charged with murder too in his situation
>at this point shit boils down to whether or not hernandez can
>convince one of the other two dudes to eat the charge then
>make a deal for obstruction of justice charge

They aint eatin shit but fast food on the low

Then leave the gun in the urinal after he pees on it

Aaron has a legal team ready to fight this.

That motherfucker is going to jail. If they catch the other two and they start talking, he's done for.....

you all saw that

at least see what shape he comes to training camp in

and this nigga does not have that Orenthal money

them other cats start SNITCHIN!!!!!!

during certain conversations...that can only come from his boys telling

cmon son

...sorry DA you're on your own w/ this one

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it's anonymous by rule, not by technical ability

How is this man so fucking stupid?

How did he even make it this far in life?

plus I bought the $15 per day basic insurance

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It's only funny till someone gets mad. Then it's hilarious.

"Aaron Hernandez is at INDUSTRIAL PARK BEHIND HIS HOUSE"

@AaronHernandez: Just smashed my security cams, should b good now, lol. good night twitter.

vintage filter and shit

and the victim

dude casual af about the shit.


peace & blessings,

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I'm claiming the rights to "A-Hern's Murda Goons"

I like it. ::golf clap::

Can't believe we missed this one. lmao.

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"I ORBITs the solar system, listenin..."

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nh

Texts going back and forth from Hernandez to his friends to "get your asses up here". Hernandez says in the house that "he can't trust anyone anymore" shortly before they leave. Left the house, bought stuff at a gas station, arrived at Lloyd's home. Lloyd got in the car, proceeded down Fayston St(caught on video), tracks the car through the city of Boston, got on 95, went back to North Attleboro. Hernandez is upset with Lloyd after the previous night at the club, can't trust him, is mad at what Lloyd is telling people, Lloyd sends text to his mom and sister saying did you see who i am with after 3:22, sends another text to his mom saying Just so you know who I am with NFL, 3:22 am they go by Seekonk Supply, they go by Metal working near his home but they go a different way behind the industrial buildings. Car is down there at 3:23 AM. Between 3:23 and 3:27 AM people working in buildings hear gun shots approx. 5. 3:28 N Attleboro Electric Department picks up video of him. Distance of home to homicide site is 2 minutes. 5 shell casings recovered from scene. Rigor mortis and position of body found is consistent with this timeframe and nature of where the crime was committed. Dug under his body and found that he had been shot when he was down on the ground after initial gunshots. 45 caliber weapon casings found and matched to the gun. At 3:27 AM when Hernandez left, the direction he traveled was consistent to the direction he need to go in order to go home. Surveillance shows him and 2 associates leaving the vehicle upon arrival to home. Hernandez seen carrying the gun and goes to walk through home with it. All go down to basement and they shut off the surveillance. 5:30 pm they go to the car rental to return car and there is damage to car but was not damage earlier in the night. Denies all knowledge of damage. Trade in rental for Chrysler 300 and go home. 2 guys with him leave in that car. Found shell casing under the drivers seat and gum he offered rental attendant. They call cleaners over to clean house and car. Police seized dumpster where everything was thrown out and found a shell casing. Evidence shows Lloyd was killed right as he left the car. Tire marks match Nissan Altima Hernandez rented. His friends tried to get rid of the gun under a car

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waf46eBajkw

has the idea to shut off surveillance but not before carrying a gun around his house.

before getting rid of the murder weapon..in the mirror like..

"I DEEED THAT!!!"

But this isn't a setup...and real fucking life.

Found shell casing
>under the drivers seat and gum he offered rental attendant.

When the attendant said no, his plan was blown to shreds and he had to improvise.

http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/w420/EDIRPUA/hernlastboyscout_zps20cca133.gif

Said he couldn't trust him anymore. Trust him with what?

Crazy how stupid this guy is.

football career for!

in the club... i just knew it had to be over his bidge or some shit..like he hit some other broad and dude knew about it or some shit..not no dumb "beef" type of shit...

the guy who got shot in that one was originally keeping his mouth shut, then something happened and suddenly he's suing hernandez.

what if Lloyd said something to the wrong person, which led to the lawsuit, and Hernandez murked him because he was a witness to that shooting and/or for snitching?

ended his career too.... if that came out...it would have ruined him...

so I could see that being something that could prompt him to be defensive about.

>the guy who got shot in that one was originally keeping his
>mouth shut, then something happened and suddenly he's suing
>hernandez.
>
>what if Lloyd said something to the wrong person, which led to
>the lawsuit, and Hernandez murked him because he was a witness
>to that shooting and/or for snitching?

first thing i thought of

from the the prosecuter was saying ....it's obvious that the guys who were with him when he shot dude are talking as the prosecuter was detailing what was said during the conversations at the house...and in the car...

plus with the video of him having a gun in his hand at his house...plus the text messages....and the video from the site of the murder that show a certain number of people walking to the area...and then 1 less person leaving the area...

looks pretty cut and dry in particular if guys who were with him are telling and will testify...

that being said.... Hernandez should probably accept a plea bargain that will at least give him the possibility of someday getting out of jail.... 25 to life rather than life without parole...

its a shame though...I mean this is obvious a guy who had issues for a while...was able to avoid pitfalls that would have stopped him from getting a college scholarship on to going to the nfl and getting a major contract. But eventually those things caught up with him and he made some really wrong self-destructive choices.

another subject other young people may be able to learn from seeing how much he fukked off his life.

usually they offer a deal if there's an opportunity to testify against an accomplice, or if there is a risk they might lose at trial.

they have the other accomplices ready to testify against him, and a conviction seems certain. why would they offer him a deal? to avoid trial? the DA is probably jerking off thinking about all the publicity he'll get during and after this trial.

you offer a plea to get a conviction ...you go to trial...you spend a lot of money and risk losing...


usually they offer a deal if there's an opportunity to
>testify against an accomplice, or if there is a risk they
>might lose at trial.


>they have the other accomplices ready to testify against him,
>and a conviction seems certain. why would they offer him a
>deal? to avoid trial? the DA is probably jerking off thinking
>about all the publicity he'll get during and after this trial.
>


Doing 30 years as opposed to life without parole has an appeal to a guy Hernandez age. It seems like he got people talkin to the police on him.... in these types of cases your only chance is to claim self defense....or insanity....or claim someone else did it..... If he tries any of those and loses, he could spend the rest of his life in jail...

or he could plead guilty to aggrivated murder ...take 25 to life and take his chances ....

DA's don't want to lose high profile cases...it's a career killer.


There was a benefit to Rae Carruth going to trial as having the people he was involved with testify allowed some of the blame to be put elsewhere..thus he was able to get a sentence that gave him the possibility of going home one day...

it doesn't look like the guys who were with Hernandez are looking at murder charges like he is..or like the others in the Carruth case were. they can freely tell on this muthafukka...with conspiracy...premeditation....all that shit. There is no benefit to him having a trial.

Him accepting a plea that gives him the chance to come home possibily one day works for both sides...

Avoiding a trial in and of itself is often enough to get a plea deal, especially if you have a strong legal defense team. Something crazy like 90% of cases are settled by plea, I'm sure a ton of those cases were rock solid as well

my years of watching L&O makes that seem important for a first-degree charge.

they got him maybe connected to this drive by. nothing criminal in the other case with the guy he allegedly shot in the grill, at least.

i think we could see a deal but it will be so shitty that a hern is better off hoping for some circus trial and a miracle. it's not like the death penalty is on the table here. so if they offer him 20 years instead of 30, fuck it, might as well go to the mat.

and ruin their own life and all those around them..

the consequcnes of Hernandez actions extended beyond the ending of a life...and the ruining of his own.... and there is nothing good about what is left behind.

Not if the person was trying to blackmail them,which is what lloyd was trying to do....

Blackmailing is a form of putting someone's life in detriment...You can't blackmail someone and not expect some form of retribution.

In the words of Omar, "it's all part of the game." ....

Where are you getting this random information?

well, the reports are saying that lloyd was associating with aaron's rivals, and that he was talking to them about aaron, which, I guess, led to aaron stating" I can't trust anyone" ...possibly him worrying about his rivals using info against him, or thinking that he was being set up?

bottom line, for lloyd to be executed the way that he was, he had to have violated something, considering aaron's association with gangs and lloyds association with aaron.

the shit was definitely gang/domestic related....

The prosecutors said Lloyd was speaking with people Hernandez didn't like at a club, and you jump to:

"Not if the person was trying to blackmail them,which is what lloyd was trying to do...."

Slow your roll.

what Im saying is that aaron can play that angle, sorry if I didn't make that clear....regarding blackmail or his rivals using information against him, or lloyd siding with them.

The defense could roll with that, and could in fact say that aaron was actual the victim and took the gun with him because he feared for his life, considering lloyd was associating with his rivals....

RE: it's a shame when anyone choses to take someone else's life,"
In response to Reply # 271

Not if the person was trying to blackmail them,which is what lloyd was trying to do....

Blackmailing is a form of putting someone's life in detriment...You can't blackmail someone and not expect some form of retribution.

In the words of Omar, "it's all part of the game." ....


in response to a post about its a shame when someone's life is taken.

in any event what you are saying seems like more motive for premeditated murder as oppposed to some hernandez defense.

again, I apologize if I didn't make that clear...I was speaking on a perspective that aaron could take and think of, and present it in that manner..or at least that was my attempt.

with motive as opposed to a reasonable defense for hern.

He was scared b.c Odin was fraternizing with his rivals or being blackmailed by Odin. So he calls 2 of his boys from conn to come down at 2 in the morning and picks up Odin, meanwhile odin is texting family to let them know who he's with. So Hernandez, his 2 boys and a gun in hernandez possession is driving to a deserted spot b/c Ahern is scared of Odin?

What happens next that wound up with Odin dead? and the other 3 running away or destroying evidence?

You still have no proof of premeditation. why is that so hard for you to fathom?

Do you understand that the prosecutors have to prove that he PLANNED and ORDERED the killing of LLoyd in order to get aaron convicted of First Degree. EVen if they prove that Aaron did it, aaron could still walk if first degree is not proven.

THERE IS NO EVIDENCE, BASED ON THE EVIDENCE THAT HAS BEEN REPORTED TO, THAT PROVES FIRST DEGREE MURDER...NOTHING

He could argue that he called his friends up for protection because he feared for his life, and that LLoyd was conspiring with his rivals to do him in .....He met with lloyd to talk things over, but the conversation became aggressive and he killed him in the exchange of the battle, and totally lost it and continued shooting him ....still not premeditated!


Like I said, they will probably get him on obstruction, or they are going to have to come with other charges .....He will possibly get 10-15 years, and up for parole in 8 ...or he could beat the entire case.


He knows what he is doing....Didn't cooperate, and never, really, left his house.....He is doing what all gang members and mob members do: HE IS KEEPING HIS MOUTH SHUT, AND HIS LEGAL TEAM WILL DO THE REST.

like everyone in here, I don't have all the facts.

What I am saying is that what you posted gives more evidence to premeditation than it does to non-premeditated murder.

Does it PROVE premeditation?

no.

Did I say it did?

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enemies...

you should be posted at the crib with your bad chick ..you kids...and only real cats around you that you've known..and who ain't about no bullshit...

if Hernandez offed dude to protect getting put on blast for the dirt he was doing.... the tragedy beyond the loss of a life is the choice a guy made who was given the opportunity very few are given, to risk all of that over some street shit..

Preach on. He's an idiot and that's not even remotely close to a strong enough word to describe how fucking dumb he is.

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his own house cameras...

the text msgs...

the shell casings...

the body one mile away...

hell, doing the job himself.

shout out to bentagian tho...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2YbY9eYmdM

cant nobody be this dumb cuh

bad for Hernandez, bad for the victim and bad for the patriots.

just bad news all the way around and its going to get even more ugly as this thing goes forward.

as for on the field Hernandez never was a good fit there is a reason why they tolerate Gook.

>as for on the field Hernandez never was a good fit there is
>a reason why they tolerate Gook.

He looks more like a Zipperhead but that's cool

Pump-fakes right... looks... and throws, Gook open in the end zone... Touchdown, GOOK!

the best TE out the SEC in 10 years.

All American, All SEC, NFL Pro Bowler & All-Pro...


Long Live John Africa!


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with the patriots. atletic and versatile, however who don't look good playing with Brady?

even if this turkey gets out of this situation, he would be a slightly better than average player say if he was in cleveland. i wasn't feeling that cat.

..the list goes on. you're wrong as hell on this point

> however who don't look good playing with Brady?

cmon.

>the best TE out the SEC in 10 years.
>
>All American, All SEC, NFL Pro Bowler & All-Pro...
>
>
>Long Live John Africa!
>
>
>>Take advantage of 25% off www.karmaloop.com w/ rep code JR9103
>| Nike, G-Star, Adidas etc.
>+ a full line of Women's wear.

no seconds

Like nothing happened?

"offseason was cool. you know, shot this cat. the usual."

him and gronk are a combined 46/47 yrs old and there might not be that many iq pts between em.

he was telling people "good morning" on twitter

With a good defense, he can walk...and more than likely he is not going to accept or deal with a plea-bargain.

Defending the Murder Charge
SI WIRE: Hernandez charged with first-degree murder
While the evidence articulated by McCauley paints Hernandez in a guilty light, law enforcement will now have to share evidence with Hernandez's attorneys as part of the pretrial discovery process. Hernandez's attorneys will scrutinize all aspects of the evidence, including how it was obtained, examined and stored. They will look for any ways to cast doubt. Also expect his attorneys to challenge the police's alleged timeline of events. Along those lines, defense counsel will probably offer an alibi as to Hernandez's whereabouts when Lloyd was killed. Hernandez also has the financial resources to hire DNA experts and others with technical skills who will rebut the prosecution's science. Remember an obvious point but crucial: Hernandez does not have to prove that he is innocent; he only has to provide enough doubt that jurors don't believe the prosecution's case beyond a reasonable doubt.

Consider some of the specific evidence mentioned in the arraignment and how Hernandez's attorneys might challenge it.
First, no gun has been found. While defendants have been convicted of murder without the murder weapon being found, it makes the case more difficult for prosecutors. If Hernandez goes to trial, his attorneys would stress to jurors that the absence of a gun should give them pause for doubt. After all, how can they be sure Hernandez shot Lloyd when the gun was never recovered?
Second, be prepared to hear the phrase "taken out context" mentioned repeatedly by Hernandez's attorneys. Every piece of evidence that portrays Hernandez as guilty will be regarded as "taken out of context." Here are some examples:


• A videotape where Hernandez is shown walking with a gun on the night of the murder. His lawyers will likely assert commonality, that this is not unusual behavior by Hernandez. Perhaps they can show with some corroborating evidence or testimony that Hernandez walks around with guns with regularity to protect his property.



• A text where Hernandez says "you can't trust anyone anymore" right before he picks up Lloyd. Hernandez's lawyers might maintain that while he was perhaps unhappy with Lloyd he was not planning to kill or hurt him, especially since they knew each other. Records of other texts where Hernandez uses that type of language and didn't commit crimes would be helpful.


• Hernandez's home was cleaned the day after the murder. If his home is professionally cleaned regularly then even if the cleaners had the effect of interfering the police's work it does not show Hernandez's intent to harm.


• Hernandez lied to the police. Hernandez's lawyers can argue that any lies had no effect on the police's investigation and therefore caused no legal harm. They might also assert that Hernandez had a constitutional right under the Fifth Amendment to not incriminate himself in conversations with the police. Along those lines, much has been said of Hernandez being "uncooperative", but he's protected from self-incrimination and thus had a right to not answer certain questions.


The bottom line is there will be aggressive attempts by Hernandez's attorneys to explain away every piece of evidence that looks bad. Some will be more persuasive than others.
ROSENBERG: Hernandez couldn't distance himself from his past
Third, witnesses and alleged accomplices who implicate Hernandez will be portrayed as mistaken in fact or observation, or as motivated to pin the murder on Hernandez in order to escape their own punishment.
Fourth, Hernandez may be able to avoid a conviction on first-degree murder if he can show he did not set out to kill Lloyd. There are different types of murder charges and they vary widely in Massachusetts as elsewhere. First-degree murder centers on premeditation -- that Hernandez planned to kill Lloyd and did it. If prosecutors cannot show there was a plan, it would be difficult to convict Hernandez of first-degree murder. Second-degree murder is murder with intent but not premeditation, while voluntary manslaughter is killing in the heat of the moment.


Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl/news/20130626/aaron-hernandez-murder-charge-legal-analysis/#ixzz2XOlkpmHM

I also think that the fact that the DA charged him with first degree murder , it might actually hurt them than help them since the evidence is so weak in my opinion regarding premeditation.

also the fact that hernandez didn't answer any of the police's questions regarding the murder, he can basically come up with any story as far as what happened in the car. He could actually say that he took the gun with him to protect himself from lloyd, and that he used the gun in self-defense, and that he lost his control afterwards( explanation for the multiple shots) if it actually comes down to that.


there are so many holes in the case that dude might not even have shit to worry about - considering his defense is solid as hell, and regardless of what the accomplices do or don't do.

>there are so many holes in the case that dude might not even
>have shit to worry about - considering his defense is solid as
>hell, and regardless of what the accomplices do or don't do.

If you think he's got his feet kicked up in the cell blowin bubbles w/ that cotton candy gum like it's all good you're crazy

Defense can argue that Hernandez did this regularly. He is a multi-millionaire, and when he gets tired of his current phone or surveillance equipment, he usually destroys it. They can offer bats and hammers in his home as items that he possibly could have used to destroy this equipment on a regular basis. Video of him destroying video surveillance equipment would be extremely helpful.

Technically, the defense could argue that he was upset or angry from his conversation and meeting with lloyd, and from there he broke the equipment.....or the equipment was not working properly, which agitated him and led him to destroy the equipment.

I don't think he is as dumb as a lot of people think that he is.....

- he took the fifth ..no information can come back to haunt him in court, so he can make up any story that he feels he needs to

- there is no evidence that proves he set out to kill LLoyd. There is nothing that says "killing", "im going to kill him", or "i need you to kill him"

- casing and gum still does not prove premeditation.


- accomplices testify against him....the defense lean on their credibility and crime record.....so that isn't even a sure slam dunk..plus they can say that the DA is going after Aaron because he is a high profile person, and that the DA would get a lot of attention and notoriety from it.


I say he walks on the first degree charges, and gets time and parole for obstruction.

I just don't see the DA being able to prove First Degree, with or without the murder weapon. The defense will easily be able to prove second degree or manslaughter if the DA does not have SUPER STRONG evidence, allowing aaron to walk.

Technically, the defense could argue that he was upset or angry from his conversation and meeting with lloyd, and from there he broke the equipment.....or the equipment was not working properly, which agitated him and led him to destroy the equipment.

I don't think he is as dumb as a lot of people think that he is.....

- he took the fifth ..no information can come back to haunt him in court, so he can make up any story that he feels he needs to

- there is no evidence that proves he set out to kill LLoyd. There is nothing that says "killing", "im going to kill him", or "i need you to kill him"

- casing and gum still does not prove premeditation.


- accomplices testify against him....the defense can lean on their credibility and crime record.....so that isn't even a sure slam dunk..plus they can say that the DA is going after Aaron because he is a high profile person, and that the DA would get a lot of attention and notoriety from it.


I say he walks on the first degree charges, and gets time and parole for obstruction.

I just don't see the DA being able to prove First Degree, with or without the murder weapon. The defense will easily be able to prove second degree or manslaughter if the DA does not have SUPER STRONG evidence, allowing aaron to walk.

>Video of him destroying video surveillance equipment would be
>extremely helpful.

sad to say however it has that strong possibility.

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defense will argue he was saying get this nipple.

The level of stupidity exhibited over & over again is truly legendary.

HE DIDN'T CLEAN THE RENTAL CAR THAT WAS IN HIS NAME.

displayed here

I know most of the documents were sealed to the public but I need another play by play of that court appearance yesterday

i'm more blown away by how big of a sociopath he is if all this is true. i mean the fact that he was so stupid about it kinda shows how little thought he put into murdering someone

He seems like your run of the mill remorseless violent criminal.

Shocking, but not uncommon.

http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/9428173/aaron-hernandez-case-aaron-hernandez-due-back-court-thursday-bail-review-hearing

The judge is set to review his bail......I can't see why he shouldn't get. He isn't a threat to society, plus:

- His fiance and child lives with him
- he is a high profile character-
- and has not shown signs of wanting to flee or trying to flee

>He isn't a threat to society, plus

He has yet to be convicted of murder, and has never been convicted, so he is not a threat, nor is he a flight risk

Please forgive me for being a person of the law and believing in the system:

A MAN IS INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY AND IS ENTITLED TO DUE PROCESS.

BOSTON (MyFoxBoston.com) -- FOX 25 has learned exclusively that investigators are looking into Aaron Hernandez as a possible suspect in a double murder that happened on July 16, 2012 in downtown Boston.

According to the Boston Police blog from that date, officers responded to the intersection of Shawmut Avenue and Herald Street just after 2 a.m. When they arrived, they found three people had been shot, two fatally, as they sat in a car at a traffic light.

The men were identified as Safiro Furtado and Daniel Abreu. The FOX 25 source said the men, who worked at a cleaning company in Dorchester, had just left a bar in the area.

Furtado and Abreu were sitting in the front seat of the vehicle when witnesses said the occupants of a gray or silver SUV with Rhode Island plates opened fire on it. The surviving victim was in the back seat. Investigators believed two others in the car fled the scene.

The source said that investigators were looking into Aaron Hernandez's connection to the killing.

On Wednesday, Hernandez was charged with murder in the death of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd, of Dorchester.

An investigation is ongoing.

http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/22702430/2013/06/27/source-hernandez-investigated-in-boston-double-killing#ixzz2XQWP13Hr

You think Wee-Bay would've used a cell phone? Or dropped a body a mile away from where he lived?

So are they going to investigate him for every homicide in boston?

they are reaching now to stain his image more than what it already is and to really paint him as a dark figure...

good strategy by the DA....I'm pretty sure they are going to pull out all the punches to darken his image and make him into a gruesome killer
to leave no doubt in the minds of the jurors.


A counter-move on his bail attempt as well

All that's left is for SPM to play his contrary to common sense role and cosign him

aka stfu


>So are they going to investigate him for every homicide in boston?

-

a report being given citing no evidence whatsoever, just that he is being investigated based on a source.

whether he is guilty or not, it just baffles me how easily the masses will believe anything that is reported or disclosed......

A person can be easily painted guilty or innocent and the population will fall right in line with it with no further investigation or curiosity.

>So are they going to investigate him for every homicide in boston?

hence the pile-on jokes.

Is it possible that this story can disappear never to be heard of again?

of course.

clearly, I was being sarcastic.

>So are they going to investigate him for every homicide in
>boston?

Or did you have more information about additional homicides?

Im sure there is a silver SUV that Enterprise has with gun casings in the trunk that Aaron returned the day after the shooting.

>Im sure there is a silver SUV that Enterprise has with gun
>casings in the trunk that Aaron returned the day after the
>shooting.

minus the people being murdered part you know

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Officer Eddie: (reading Steve Sax's license) Well well, Steve Sax, from New York City.
Officer Lou: I heard some guy got killed in New York City and they never solved the case. But you wouldn't know anything about that now, would you, Steve?
(Lou and Eddie laugh)
Steve Sax: But there are hundreds of unsolved murders in New York City.
Officer Lou: You don't know when to keep your mouth shut, do you, Saxxy Boy?

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they'll never expect to find it there!

But it was inside his Patriots issued back pack with his name and number on it.

MURDER WEAPON

>MURDER WEAPON

"DON'T EAT"

>A. HERNANDEZ
>
>MURDER WEAPON
>
>"DON'T EAT"

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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/06/27/report-hernandez-is-being-investigated-for-july-2012-double-murder/

They trying to put every unsolved murder in the city of Boston on this dude. Reminds me of the Simpson's episode where they solved all of the unsolved murders by pinning them on Steve Sax.

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from 2009 tho.

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1214267/original.jpg

maybe a co-secant.


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The Bedazzled Bandit

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had he gotten a hold of that picture...

..but its close

this fool is gunnin' for the title



*skatin' the rings of saturn*

..and miles to go before i sleep...

If you take the position that no one could possibly be as stupid as Hernandez, that surely he at some point watched at least one episode of L&O or CSI or NCIS or any cop show or movie, ever, then the only explanation is that he's being framed.

Or, I guess, he was just arrogant, and thought he was untouchable.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8lDYrvTILc


*skatin' the rings of saturn*

..and miles to go before i sleep...

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m92fguqCU91qgxy6bo1_400.jpg

http://www.tmz.com/2013/06/27/aaron-hernandez-bail-review-murder-odin-lloyd-court/

made some good points tho

this nigga is cooked

when you dont wanna leave stuff at home take it to the condo, they'll never find it there.

That's a thing, I see.

like he CANNOT be serious

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaRnE0l36CE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=onWraqsTRaI

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The third guy involved in this turned and is working with the cops.

He told them everything that happened in this case and let the cat out of the bag about the double murder last year too.

They will hide him until the case where he will testify to all of this. The latest murder was tied to Lloyd talking to the wrong people and running his mouth about last years murders (both in Boston nightclubs).

He going under the jail.



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and say AHern rented it.

>and say AHern rented it.

http://blog.al.com/wire/2013/06/police_believe_aaron_hernandez.html

Police believe Aaron Hernandez rented SUV used in 2012 double-homicide in Boston, according to reports

An SUV Boston police believe was rented by former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez links the football player, who already faces a first-degree murder charge, to a pair of 2012 killings, CNN is reporting.

The Boston Police Department found a silver SUV with Rhode Island tags that they have been looking for in the July 16, 2012, killing of two people who were shot at a traffic light on Boston's south side. A source close to the investigation told CNN that Hernandez is believed to have been renting the SUV at the time.

Hernandez was denied bail Thursday after being arraigned in the killing of 27-year-old semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd, who was found dead a mile from Hernandez's house June 17.

do not damage the rental...you dont want NO problems on the return, get that shit DETAILED before the return (all dope dealers know this shit)...i mean this is first level G shit...this fool rented multiple cars in his own name and was very sloppy withem.

>do not damage the rental...you dont want NO problems on the
>return, get that shit DETAILED before the return (all dope
>dealers know this shit)...i mean this is first level G
>shit...this fool rented multiple cars in his own name and was
>very sloppy withem.


i cant even begin to come up with a word to describe that carelessness

This dude should singlehandedly make Florida lose its accreditation

>This dude should singlehandedly make Florida lose its
>accreditation

I didn't even know he had been parading around some parts of my town.

spill the beans

If true, he had some gems

Said Hernandez gang name was Chino

Also said his own nickname when asked, which I'm hoping for his sake was a lie lol

But he went into some interesting detail

Also, I hope "Chris" is safe lol

Because his friend stabbed someone in the knee?

If so I caught the end, what else did he say?

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an italian member of the Latin Kings who was breaking down Hern's tatoos and why he could be both Latin King and Blood and where Hern would go to bang back in the day, who they'd be fighting, who their allies were, etc.

He talked at length about the prison system in Massachusetts, especially as it pertains to someone like Aaron aka Chino. Talked about the showers, said he's never seen anyone raped in a MA prison, said it must be a southern thing, and there's enough gay inmates that anyone who wants it can get it, etc lol ...said Concord has communal showers, but Hernandez won't ever end up there.

Talked about how Max is the safest and nicest type of place to do your time. Nobody bothers anyone, trouble makers are too afraid to start shit, etc. Said he had some of his best times in prison. Told a story (in a cheery manner) of one time there was this young new inmate at 3am making a "tink tink tink" sound in his sink shaving. An older inmate told him to stop, nobody can sleep, there's no girls to impress here, and if he does it again he's gonna get stabbed. Next evening, "tink tink tink" the caller thinks "this kid has balls" and then the older dude runs over to him and stabs him 40-something times. He told it as if it was funny and Dennis and Callahan, per usual with their classless asses, were laughing.

He described Aaron as someone (paraphrasing from memory) who'd go handle whatever he was supposed to handle, attack whoever they needed him to, did what he was supposed to do for the gang, "a solid kid" ...at which point D&C (and most reasonable listeners probably) laughed at the "solid kid" remark.

Dude also said he was gonna try and get "Chris" to call in, who is apparently this dude who's way on the inside of the Bristol area gang system and knows everything there is to know. They asked the caller, going by the fake name "Joe", what his nickname was and he told them lol.

I can't remember everything that was said, but it sounded like he had so much info he didn't know where to even start.

give me 985 ALL DAY

dirt he did in CT...but I'm sure anything that is under the rug will come out now too.

http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/2472709

by Lindsay H. Jones, USA TODAY Sports

The lawyer for the Connecticut man suing Aaron Hernandez now believes Hernandez intended to kill his client after a night of partying in Miami.

Alexander Bradley, 30, filed a civil complaint in a U.S. District Court in South Florida in which he accused Hernandez of shooting him in the face on Feb. 13. Bradley was found alone and bleeding from the face and arm in a Riviera Beach, Fla. industrial park, about an hour north of the strip club where he had spent the previous evening with Hernandez and others.

"I think he was left there because they thought he would be dead," attorney David Jaroslawicz told USA TODAY Sports on Friday.

Jaroslawicz initially filed the complaint on Bradley's behalf on June 13, four days before the body of semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd was discovered in an industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez's home in North Attleborough, Mass. Police arrested Hernandez on Wednesday on a charge of first-degree murder in that case, and he is being held without bond while awaiting formal indictment.

Police in Boston are now investigating whether Hernandez was involved in a double-homicide in July 2012, the Boston Globe has reported.

"You can't make this stuff up. When I filed this simple lawsuit for Mr. Bradley's injuries, the last thing I expected was they would find a dead body near his house and he'd be under investigation to two other dead bodies," Jaroslawicz said. "That's not what I expected when we filed our simple lawsuit."

According to the civil complaint, in which Bradley is seeking more than $100,000 in damages, Bradley said he was shot while in a vehicle with Hernandez and two other men after leaving a strip club called Tootsies, while en route to Palm Beach. Bradley ended up losing his right eye, has diminished use of his right hand and arm, experiences significant pain and will require further surgeries, he said in the complaint.

Jaroslawicz said Bradley had known Hernandez for several years and had worked for him.

"He thought they were friends," Jaroslawicz said.

Bradley was initially hospitalized in West Palm Beach, Fla., and while there, he offered police only a vague description of his assailants, telling an investigator he only knew he was shot by "black and Hispanic" men, according to a Palm Beach County Sheriff's report obtained by USA TODAY Sports. The officer who interviewed Bradley wrote that when Bradley refused to cooperate further, the case was listed as inactive.

Now Jaroslawicz and the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office are at odds about if and how a criminal case against Hernandez should proceed.

Sheriff's spokeswoman Teri Barbera told USA TODAY on Friday that the department will restart an investigation without cooperation from Bradley, adding that he could call the violent crime division to begin that process.

Jaroslawicz said the fact they have filed a suit against Hernandez in federal court should be enough for the sheriff's office to investigate Hernandez on their own.

"They know who did it. They have a sworn statement filed in federal court that Hernandez shot me. What more do they need, a picture?" Jaroslawicz said.

Meanwhile, police in Gainesville, Fla., where Hernandez played three years at the University of Florida, said they will not conduct further investigation into a 2007 shooting. Hernandez was interviewed by police after that incident in which two men were shot in a vehicle on a night following a Gators' football game.

"The description of the shooter was a black male. It was not even remotely close to Mr. Hernandez's color or build," Gainesville Police officer Ben Tobias told USA TODAY Sports. "We did a thorough investigation at that point, and it did not lead to him whatsoever."

If they turn up ten more bodies, if he videotaped a murder...anything. I am sure we are going to get stories trickling out of Foxboro from teammates and others there.





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>http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/2472709
>
>by Lindsay H. Jones, USA TODAY Sports
>
>The lawyer for the Connecticut man suing Aaron Hernandez now
>believes Hernandez intended to kill his client after a night
>of partying in Miami.
>
>Alexander Bradley, 30, filed a civil complaint in a U.S.
>District Court in South Florida in which he accused Hernandez
>of shooting him in the face on Feb. 13. Bradley was found
>alone and bleeding from the face and arm in a Riviera Beach,
>Fla. industrial park, about an hour north of the strip club
>where he had spent the previous evening with Hernandez and
>others.
>

>Fla. industrial park, about an hour north of the strip club
>where he had spent the previous evening with Hernandez and
>others.

substance abuse policy.

its like, you do your FIRST murder, you go into the diversion program.

2nd murder? we got to sting your pockets. pay a fine, and now you are required to undergo random murder testing. (hello? a-ay-ron? this the NFL. you murder anybody this week, dawg?)

3rd murder? 1 year ban and no team activities.

4th murder? lifetime.

so this cat got maybe one murder, another possible 2, and then an unfinished face shooting / incomplete murder.

come the fk on, yo.

dude is a murder fiend. he gonna be murderin folk in prison, too.

jack the set tripper ass serial murker.


peace & blessings,

x.

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it makes sense at this point

one cat caught in conn. being shipped to mass., and the most recent cat caught in so. fla.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h0IMoZ1PEQ

Still got caught tho..lol

He was not messing around

Should've made that swim to Cuba though

Aaron Hernandez, BtL

How many of his so-called friends has he shot?

he seem like the type.

>he seem like the type.

Killa Hernandez



N.F.L. Star and Murder Victim: Where Diverse Paths Crossed
June 28, 2013
By BILL PENNINGTON

BOSTON — Odin Lloyd did not own a car, so, just after dawn, he would pedal his bicycle from his Fayston Street home past blocks checkered with overgrown yards and rusted fences in one of Boston’s roughest neighborhoods.

Mr. Lloyd, 27, would be on his way to work as a landscaper, or sometimes to an odd job when he could find one. A gifted high school athlete, he had not abandoned his childhood dream of playing pro football. He played with a semipro team, the Boston Bandits, sometimes on high school fields — even if he could not always afford the $75 dues.

Forty-five miles away in the suburbs, Aaron Hernandez lived in a four-story mansion with an in-ground pool. A former college and high school football all-American, he drove a $75,000 car and played tight end for the New England Patriots before sellout crowds. Last year, when he was just 22, he signed a $40 million contract extension.

Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Hernandez had virtually nothing in common, other than a love for football. But their lives did cross, and now Mr. Hernandez is in jail, charged with Mr. Lloyd’s murder.

Interviews with more than a dozen friends and relatives of both men reveal a complicated relationship that offered Mr. Lloyd a glimpse of a rarefied corner of professional sports, but was also filled with constant reminders of the vast gulf between the two athletes.

Mr. Lloyd’s murder and the subsequent revelation that Mr. Hernandez is being investigated in a separate double homicide have tarnished the Patriots organization, which holds itself up as a model franchise, and delivered the latest black eye for the National Football League, a league that has long coped with players who commit violent crimes.

But on Fayston Street, where Mr. Lloyd lived, and in Bristol, Conn., where Mr. Hernandez grew up, the murder and its fallout have come as shocking, and tragic, mysteries.

Mr. Hernandez and Mr. Lloyd might never have met but for two sisters from Bristol. Mr. Hernandez and one of the sisters, Shayanna Jenkins, were high school sweethearts. Last year, when she became pregnant with his daughter, he bought a sprawling house in North Attleborough, Mass. Their daughter was born in November, and Mr. Hernandez began calling Ms. Jenkins his fiancée.

Sometime in the last 18 months, Mr. Lloyd began dating Ms. Jenkins’s sister, Shaneah. At Jenkins family gatherings, the men became acquainted. Mr. Lloyd, of course, knew all about Mr. Hernandez’s football career. But Mr. Lloyd did not discuss the Boston Bandits with Mr. Hernandez, at least at first.

“When they first started dating, I asked Odin, ‘Does he know that you play football?’ ” said Cliff Anderson, a player on the Bandits. “He goes, ‘No, I didn’t mention it to him; there’s no need for me to mention it.’

“He didn’t want to make it like he was a groupie, that he was trying to use him in any way.”

Over time, Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Hernandez started spending time together away from the Jenkins sisters. They arranged their own outings, and Mr. Hernandez’s towering presence — he is 6 feet 2 inches and 250 pounds — and his expensive cars were spotted in Mr. Lloyd’s rough Dorchester neighborhood.

Mr. Lloyd, his friends said, was the kind of football player who danced onto the field, took command of the huddle and always had his teammates’ backs during games. Born in St. Croix, he spent a few years in Antigua and was raised in Dorchester. At 5-11 and a sturdy 215 pounds, he was a hard-hitting linebacker. He attended John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science, and in 2003 the previously downtrodden football team contended for the league championship, in part because of his energy.

“He was my best hitter on the team that year,” his coach Jeff Venter said. “He was pretty much feared.”

Mr. Venter said he thought Mr. Lloyd had the skills to play Division I football. But his grades were too poor for him to be a prospect, and they even caused him to miss much of his senior season. Mr. Venter called the loss “heartbreaking.”

When Mr. Lloyd graduated in 2005, he was admitted to Delaware State University but never attended classes, apparently because of financial problems, according to one of his uncles.

Football, however, remained a constant. He joined the Bandits, who play home games in front of fans who pay $6 for a seat, with children admitted free. Mr. Lloyd seemed to thrive in the low-profile world of semipro football.

“He didn’t care about material things or what other people thought of him,” said Kerome Coley, a friend. “That’s why so many people gravitated to him.”

Another teammate, Dee Hodge, said Mr. Lloyd knew his big-time pro football dreams would never materialize.

“We don’t have no agent,” Mr. Hodge said. “Nobody is calling us or nothing. We are in a grown-man Pop Warner league.”

But Mr. Hernandez, the star tight end featured on ESPN highlights, offered a unique chance to touch the glittering stage of professional football. “You were there with someone who is in ‘The League,’ ” Mr. Coley said. “You see him on TV. You admire this person.”

A Football Family

In 2005, the year Mr. Lloyd graduated from high school, Mr. Hernandez eclipsed the lofty athletic legacies of both his father and older brother. In Bristol, his father, Dennis, had earned the nickname the King when he lettered in three sports at Bristol Central High School in the early 1970s. Dennis Hernandez went on to play at the University of Connecticut, as did Aaron’s older brother, D. J.

As a high school sophomore, Aaron Hernandez kept with family tradition and verbally committed to UConn. But in his junior year, he set state records for receiving yards and touchdowns and posted eye-catching statistics, like 376 receiving yards in one game. College coaches from the around the country came to Bristol, a hardscrabble city of 60,000 once known for its clock making but now better known as the home of ESPN.

Mr. Hernandez switched his commitment to the University of Florida, after visiting the campus and staying with Tim Tebow, then the Gators’ star quarterback. The decision shocked people in Bristol, but by then most had seen a change in Mr. Hernandez. His father, Dennis, had died in January 2006, just after Aaron’s junior season at Bristol Central.

The death ended epic backyard football games, and Aaron, the youngest son, appeared to withdraw into himself.

“Everyone in town knew Aaron, and he was a cool kid that made you feel good,” said Andrew Malak, 18, a relative of the family. “He was still nice after that, but just quieter.”

In a 2009 interview with USA Today, Aaron’s mother, Terri, recalled the effect her husband’s death had on Aaron: “It was a rough process, and I didn’t know what to do for him. He would rebel. It was very, very hard, and he was very, very angry. He wasn’t the same kid, the way he spoke to me.”

Mr. Hernandez began hanging around with a tougher crowd. He graduated early from Bristol Central — he was only 17 — so he could enroll at Florida and prepare for his college football life.

But trouble followed him to Florida.

During his freshman year, before he turned 18, Mr. Hernandez was arrested after a fight with a bouncer at a bar. He received deferred prosecution after being charged as a juvenile. In the fall of that year, The Orlando Sentinel reported that Mr. Hernandez was questioned by police about a shooting that injured two men. Friends from Connecticut were with Mr. Hernandez that night, the Sentinel reported.

And as a sophomore, he was suspended for the season-opening game, apparently because of a positive test for marijuana, Mr. Hernandez later acknowledged.

By his junior year, Coach Urban Meyer was saying that Mr. Hernandez had been rehabilitated with daily Bible study sessions that the coach conducted personally.

But N.F.L. teams were unconvinced when Mr. Hernandez turned pro, skipping his senior season. A first-round talent, he was drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round, and even that was viewed as a risky move given Mr. Hernandez’s track record. There were reports that he had failed multiple drug tests.

Still, Mr. Hernandez was embraced by Bristol as a hometown hero. Many city residents made pilgrimages to watch him play for the Patriots.

This week, many of those residents could not reconcile the Aaron Hernandez they knew as a youngster and the one they have seen this week in handcuffs.

“It looks like he just fell in with the wrong crowd,” Mr. Malak said.

But even that is not enough of an explanation for those in Bristol who thought they knew Mr. Hernandez best. They say they do not recognize the young man who took a picture of himself with a handgun when he was a college student at the University of Florida. They say they can’t understand how Hernandez can be sitting in jail, charged with murder.

“I guess you never know anyone,” said Jerry Coyne, whose son Matt was the quarterback on Mr. Hernandez’s high school team.

A Trip in a Rented Car

On the Saturday night before he was found dead, Mr. Lloyd drove to a Bandits scrimmage in a Chevy Suburban that belonged to Mr. Hernandez, with whom he had been partying at a club a night earlier. Mr. Lloyd usually bummed rides from teammates to practices. This time, he pulled up next to Mike Branch, a Bandits coach who had also coached him in high school.

Mr. Branch wanted to know whose car it was, because, as he said Thursday, “I knew he didn’t have no Suburban.”

Mr. Lloyd answered succinctly: “You know whose car it is, coach.”

A little more than a day later, in the early morning hours of June 17, Mr. Hernandez and two friends rolled up to Mr. Lloyd’s home, this time in a rented silver Nissan Altima.

At 2:29 a.m., according to prosecutors, Mr. Hernandez texted Mr. Lloyd, saying, “We’re here.” As Mr. Lloyd left the house, his sister casually glanced out the window at the Altima. But this was not a prelude to another visit to an after-hours nightclub. Mr. Hernandez, prosecutors say, was angry with some of the people Mr. Lloyd had talked with at the club Friday night. Irritated, he talked about how he could no longer trust Mr. Lloyd. Roughly 40 minutes later, apparently worried about Mr. Hernandez’s intentions, Mr. Lloyd texted his sister from the Altima.

“Did you see who I was with?” he asked. There was a pause of a few minutes; his sister’s phone had lost its charge.

“Who?” she finally replied.

“NFL,” Mr. Lloyd texted back, then added, “Just so you know.”

Odin Lloyd was not referring to his childhood dream. He was identifying the big-time football star he had once gravitated toward but now feared.

Mr. Lloyd’s text was sent at 3:22 a.m. Prosecutors said surveillance video from businesses in the industrial park where Lloyd’s bullet-riddled body was found showed the Altima heading for a undeveloped section of the industrial park at 3:25 a.m. Shortly after, night shift workers in the park heard multiple gunshots.

At 3:27, the Altima was visible again leaving the secluded area. Two minutes later, prosecutors said, Mr. Hernandez was seen parking the Altima in his driveway less than a mile away and stepping out of the vehicle, pistol in hand.

Mr. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to all charges. His lawyers Thursday said they looked forward to testing the quality of the prosecution’s evidence, which they described as a “theory.”

Interviewed outside her Fayston Street home on Friday, Mr. Lloyd’s mother, Ursula Ward, said: “I just want my son back. I just want him to be able to rest in peace.”

Steve Eder contributed reporting from New York; Ben Shpigel from Boston; and Joe Drape from Bristol, Conn.

*skatin' the rings of saturn*

..and miles to go before i sleep...

either AH told Mr. Lloyd to do some "work" for him and Lloyd got punished for not getting the job done (like a hardcore gangbanger)

or

AH didn't like that Lloyd was actually becoming a pillow-talking groupie, maybe started telling people he was BFFs with AH, and killed him (like a punk)

AH is a narcissistic, irrational murderer.

Classy.

http://espn.go.com/espn/print?id=9433751&type=story

The New England Patriots are offering anyone with an Aaron Hernandez jersey the opportunity to exchange it for a free jersey of comparable value, the team announced.

The exchange will be offered only during the weekend of July 6-7 at the Patriots Pro Shop.
Earlier this week, Hernandez was charged in the murder of an acquaintance and released by the Patriots.

"We know that children love wearing their Patriots jerseys but may not understand why parents don't want them wearing their Hernandez jerseys anymore," Patriots spokesman Stacey James said in a statement. "We hope this opportunity to exchange those jerseys at the Patriots Pro Shop for another player's jersey will be well received by parents."

The pro shop will be open from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. July 6 and from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. July 7.

>Classy.
>
>http://espn.go.com/espn/print?id=9433751&type=story
>
>The New England Patriots are offering anyone with an Aaron
>Hernandez jersey the opportunity to exchange it for a free
>jersey of comparable value, the team announced.
>
>The exchange will be offered only during the weekend of July
>6-7 at the Patriots Pro Shop.
>Earlier this week, Hernandez was charged in the murder of an
>acquaintance and released by the Patriots.
>
>"We know that children love wearing their Patriots jerseys but
>may not understand why parents don't want them wearing their
>Hernandez jerseys anymore," Patriots spokesman Stacey James
>said in a statement. "We hope this opportunity to exchange
>those jerseys at the Patriots Pro Shop for another player's
>jersey will be well received by parents."
>
>The pro shop will be open from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. July 6 and from
>10 a.m.-7 p.m. July 7.

____________________

Behold my works,ye mighty

The pats have earned a lot of respect in my book for telling the youth fanbase "bout that life" is nothing to be proud of or to be martyred for.

Hernandez is an embarrassment to his fans. Whether or not he is guilty of what he is accused of, he has shown absolutely NO remorse or willingness to cooperate with the police/media.

If you're innocent, dont look like you could care less. Issue a press release telling your fans "i am innocent. this is a horrible mistake. i will do everything i can to assist the authorities in bringing this issue to a successful conclusion.

eff this guy.

http://i44.tinypic.com/2ij0ti8.jpg

clearly, the hood has yet to fully come to grips w/ social
media.

Disliking ninjas with the 4-5.

I finally read a story w/ some of the evidence in it. Come the fuck on. Only thing he didn't
do was lick off a flare gun and dance outside his crib holding the gun wearing a matching
tshirt and hat that said "I DID IT!"


dumbest. criminal. evar.


peace & blessings,

x.

www.twitter.com/poetx

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>clearly, the hood has yet to fully come to grips w/ social
>media.
>
>Disliking ninjas with the 4-5.
>
>I finally read a story w/ some of the evidence in it. Come the
>fuck on. Only thing he didn't
>do was lick off a flare gun and dance outside his crib holding
>the gun wearing a matching
>tshirt and hat that said "I DID IT!"
>
>
>dumbest. criminal. evar.
>
>
>peace & blessings,
>
>x.
>
>www.twitter.com/poetx
>
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"its not a war bro, you're not fucking a soldier."

.

"youre not a fucking soldier"


lmao


i hate posting from a phone

Jeez!!

timeline ass ni&&a.

sloppy ass fucking up entire dimensions by leaving rental cars and bubblicious at the scenes of crimes in times when they don't belong.

in one such parallel universe, bubbalicious became the first huge flavored bubblegum. mikey never died from eating hubba bubba w/ spider eggs in them, and therefore grew up to become president. but he was an evil dictator who ushered in a worldwide hegemony.

he executed his whole cabinet when he suspected his secretary of state tried to kill him by lacing his New Coke with pop rocks.

that's a bleak ass timeline.

thanks, a-hern.


peace & blessings,

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www.twitter.com/poetx

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>timeline ass ni&&a.
>
>sloppy ass fucking up entire dimensions by leaving rental cars
>and bubblicious at the scenes of crimes in times when they
>don't belong.
>
>in one such parallel universe, bubbalicious became the first
>huge flavored bubblegum. mikey never died from eating hubba
>bubba w/ spider eggs in them, and therefore grew up to become
>president. but he was an evil dictator who ushered in a
>worldwide hegemony.
>
>he executed his whole cabinet when he suspected his secretary
>of state tried to kill him by lacing his New Coke with pop
>rocks.
>
>that's a bleak ass timeline.
>
>thanks, a-hern.

i'm fingering him for the tupac shit...yup yup...i bet that Lac from the strip is in a garage like 3 blocks from this fool house...

http://card.mygamercard.net/lastgame/rjcc.png

www.engadgethd.com - the other stuff i'm looking at

Hernandez role in '07 shooting probed

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Authorities in the Massachusetts murder case against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez have reached out to the police in Gainesville, Fla., in hopes of determining if Hernandez had any role in a 2007 shooting that left two men wounded, a source with knowledge of the murder investigation told ABC News. One of the men was shot in the back of the head, according to a police report of the shooting obtained by ESPN's "Outside the Lines."

At the time of the 2007 shooting, Hernandez was a freshman on the University of Florida football team. Hernandez is being held without bail in Massachusetts after being charged June 26 with first-degree murder of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd and five weapons-related counts. Prosecutors called Lloyd's killing an execution-style shooting orchestrated by Hernandez because Lloyd talked to the wrong people at a nightclub. Authorities said Lloyd was shot three times at an industrial park as he twisted away in a futile attempt to avoid gunshots and then was shot two more times on each side of the chest.

The 2007 Gainesville shooting happened on Sept. 30, when Hernandez was a 17-year-old freshman with the Gators. The two men and a friend of theirs had left a nightclub and were in their car stopped at a light blocks away when their vehicle was fired upon, according to the statements two of the men gave to police. Corey Smith, a 28-year-old at the time who was sitting in the front passenger seat, was shot in back of the head. Justin Glass, the 19-year-old driver, was shot in the arm. Randall Cason, sitting in the back seat behind Smith, was unharmed.

While several witnesses told police the shooter was a black male, Cason said there were two suspects.

Cason, then 20, told police that shooter was a "Hawaiian" or "Hispanic" male who had a large muscular build, stood about 6-foot-3 or 6-foot-4, weighed about 230 or 240 pounds and had a lot of tattoos. Cason said there was also a black male with the shooter, and Cason identified the black male as Reggie Nelson, a former Florida Gator who was a rookie with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Nelson, in an interview with the Gainesville police, said he had been at the nightclub earlier but denied he was even on the same street as the shooting.

"As they were waiting for the light to change, the Hawaiian football player and Reggie Nelson walked up to their car on the right side," according to the police report, which cited what Cason told detectives. "Then without saying a work , the Hawaiian pointed a small handgun in the front right window and fired five quick shots. Cason saw Smith slump over with blood coming out of the back of the head, at which time the Hawaiian and Nelson took off running towards McDonald's."

The police report says that Nelson and Hernandez had been in The Venue nightclub along with two other Gators players, Mike and Maurkice Pouncey, twin brothers who now both play in the NFL. After the shooting, investigators interviewed Cason at Shands Hospital. Cason is described as distraught and emotional, and an officer indicated Cason said several times "it should have been him that had been shot and not Cory ." Cason told investigators that a week earlier his brother had gotten into an altercation with several Florida football players.

Nelson told investigators that he was at The Venue with several friends that night. He said he later saw Aaron Hernandez and the Pouncey twins, and Hernandez told him that one of the twins had his necklace snatched by Cason. After the club closed, Nelson said, one of the twins confirmed the story to him. Nelson said he went to speak to Cason, advised that he didn't want any trouble and the two parted on good terms. He said he was not on West University Avenue, the street where the shooting took place, when Smith and Glass were shot.

Two days after the shooting, Gainesville police Lt. Keith Kameg was quoted in the Orlando Sentinel as saying neither Hernandez nor Nelson were suspects. Police have also said that they briefly interviewed Hernandez about the shooting. But, according to the police report, Hernandez declined to speak to Gainesville police nine days after the shooting. Hernandez's name is redacted from the report because he was 17 and considered a minor at the time. However, there is one reference to Hernandez in which his name is not redacted. In that section under "Aaron Hernandez," the report says detectives attempted to speak to Hernandez on Oct. 9 but that "he invoked his right to counsel."

That same day Cason, who had originally said Nelson and the Hawaiian or Hispanic male were the suspects, "rescinded his identification of Aaron Hernandez and Reggie Nelson," according to the report. While Hernandez's name was redacted in the document, it was the first time the report indicated that Cason had positively identified Hernandez as the shooter at some point.

"Outside the Lines" left messages for Cason, Glass and now retired Gainesville detective Patty Nixon, but they were not returned.

Smith said he suffers from seizures as a result of the shooting. "God is good," he said. "I'm here for a reason. I just want to know what happened and who did it so I can go forward with my life."

Associate producer Simon Baumgart contributed to this story.

no wonder he was gettin away with murders

cats didn't know what race he was

my boy tells me I should pursue crime because people have the same problem with me

he's the Tebow of murderers.

This was during the time where they had about 20 arrests per season. I hope there is a 30 for 30 about all this one day.

surprise! this dude looks like an older version of Aaron Hernandez...

http://dy.snimg.com/story-image/3/36/4508402/167123-330-0.jpg

http://www.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2013-07-02/aaron-hernandez-brother-dj-hernandez-iowa-fight-diner-mistaken-identity

Good eats!

I laughed....this shit can't be real life

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/man-police-wanted-talk-aaron-hernandez-dies-car-012034083.html

If you don't think the Aaron Hernandez story can get any weirder, wait a few minutes, and it will.

The Hartford Courant has a story that is sure to get imaginations running. Thaddeus Singleton III, an associate of Hernandez's with whom police wanted to talk, died in a one-car accident. The report said the car shot through the air and hit the Farmington Country Club six feet off the ground. Hernandez is being held on a charge of first-degree murder, and police are also looking into any possible involvement the former New England Patriots tight end had in a 2012 double murder in Boston.

The Nissan Maxima in the accident involving Singleton was registered to Andres Valderrama, Hernandez's uncle. Singleton was married to Hernandez's cousin, the story said.

No matter whether this was a mere coincidental accident or not, the whole Hernandez plot is starting to seem like it came straight from "The Sopranos."

Singleton is from Bristol, where Hernandez grew up. The Hartford Courant said Massachusetts authorities have asked Bristol police for help in the investigation of the double murder.

Singleton was 33 years old. A female passenger, Tabitha Perry, was injured in the accident, the Courant said.

>The Nissan Maxima in the accident involving Singleton was
>registered to Andres Valderrama, Hernandez's uncle. Singleton
>was married to Hernandez's cousin, the story said.
>

.

the Grisly Brist?

Pistol-totin Bristol?

This was really considerate of him. Now the police won't have to drive all over town looking for evidence, they can just hit up his other apartment where he keeps his ammo.

http://tracking.si.com/2013/07/03/aaron-hernandez-rent-secret-apartment-murder-nfl-patriots/?sct=hp_t2_a2&eref=sihp

The evidence continues to mount against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.

After being charged with first-degree murder in June for the execution-style shooting of acquaintance Odin Lloyd, and subsequent findings of links to other shootings and incidents, the 23-year old Hernandez is now reported to have rented a secret “flop house,” a place typically reserved for minimal services such as storage.

According to a report Wednesday from the Associated Press, Hernandez, who is now one of 29 NFL players arrested since the Super Bowl, had reportedly leased a $1,200 per month apartment in Franklin, Mass., where state police found boxes of ammunition, a sweatshirt and a baseball cap, among other items.

Police found out about the apartment from Carlos Ortiz, one of Hernandez’s friends, who said he was with the former NFL star the night he allegedly made plans to shoot Lloyd. The articles of clothing recovered from the apartment are similar to what Hernandez had worn the night of the crime, June 17. According to the AP report:

“The white sweatshirt could be used … to assist in linking Hernandez to the scene of the crime,” wrote Trooper Michael Bates, in an affidavit in support of one of the search warrants.

“The baseball hat could help provide the whereabouts of Hernandez on the Friday night before the homicide,” Bates wrote.

The Boston Globe and Boston Herald have the list of items recovered, which include:

A white hoodie “consistent in color and type with the sweatshirt that Hernandez is observed to be wearing on surveillance cameras the night of the homicide.
A red baseball cap worn by Hernandez to a nightclub on the Friday night before the murder. Prosecutors had previously said Hernandez’s anger at Lloyd could have been sparked by an incident at that club.
Five boxes of .45 ammunition (the caliber of the shells found on Lloyd’s body), five boxes of rifle ammunition, and one box of .22-caliber ammunition.
Keys to a brand-new Hummer registered to Hernandez.
Paychecks from the Patriots and Puma.
A bag from Kay Jewelers.
A valet receipt from the W Hotel in Boston.
A Western Union receipt.
A Hertz car rental agreement

(Hat tip to DeadSpin for compiling the list)

Lloyd, who was dumped at an industrial complex about a mile from Hernandez’s North Attleboro (Mass) mansion after he was killed, reportedly had inside information about Hernandez’s involvement in a 2012 double-homicide in Boston.

Hernandez’s attorneys say the items recovered from the Franklin apartment is circumstantial and added that he’s eager to clear his name from the murder charge.

maybe that was his tactic, to make it look like he was framed lol

prolly just a dumb 23 year old gangsta-jock though

I had to post this on OKSports pretty much solely for that line.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-text-message-conversation-aaron-192146255.html

Investigators released the results of a search warrant against Aaron Hernandez this afternoon.
It gives further details of the prosecution's claim that Hernandez, along with two associates, picked up Odin Lloyd at his house in Boston, drove him to an industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez's home, and shot him five times.
Police released the specifics of the text message conversation that Hernandez had with Lloyd on the night of his death.
Here's the conversation as it appeared in court records (via Brian Ballou of the Boston Globe):
Hernandez (9:05 pm): "I'm coming to grab that tonight u gon b around I need dat and we could step for a little again"

Hernandez (9:34 pm): "Waddup."
Lloyd (9:37 pm): "Aite, where."
Hernandez (9:39 pm): "idk it don't matter but imma hit u when I'm dat way like Las time if my phone dies imma hit u when I charge it which will be in a lil."
Lloyd (10:00 pm): "Aite idk anything goin on"
Hernandez (10:13 pm): "I'll figure it out ill hit u on way."
Lloyd (12:22 am): "We still on."

The court records also show that Lloyd kept Hernandez in his phone under the name "Dis N***a."
Investigators say Hernandez picked up Lloyd at 2:33 a.m.
It's unclear what Hernandez was referring to when he said "grab that," but Hernandez's girlfriend reportedly told police that Lloyd was a marijuana dealer before Hernandez told her to stop talking to investigators.

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Lloyd probably rolled his eyes when "dis nigga" popped up on the phone screen

that "dis nigga" is a slang term for respect in the african american community.

how it could also be disrespectful if said a certain way/

>that "dis nigga" is a slang term for respect in the african
>american community.

believe it.


DIS ni&&a.

wow.


peace & blessings,

x.

www.twitter.com/poetx

=========================================
** i move away from the mic to breathe in

and this case.

perfectly.

Dis Nigga.


peace & blessings,

x.

www.twitter.com/poetx

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** i move away from the mic to breathe in

http://assets.espn.go.com/pdf/2013/0709/hernandez_docs-7-9-13-r.pdf

I'm 98% sure I'm going to print this out and pore over it

The look they all must have had when his phone rang musta been nuts.

I'd be a little uneasy to be associated with this case in anyway...

unless you trip and fall into some bullets, 'dat Hernandez won't get ya.

and instead killed him.

http://25.media.tumblr.com/2f24806882a6694374d3a22faf2fef06/tumblr_mlm8fmloZd1r0ptf1o1_500.gif

A-Hern still smoking Black & Mild's

>http://assets.espn.go.com/pdf/2013/0709/hernandez_docs-7-9-13-r.pdf
>
>I'm 98% sure I'm going to print this out and pore over it
>
>

So I've stopped caring

asterisks included

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/07/10/bernstein-what-a-coach-could-never-say/

Bernstein: What A Coach Could Never Say
July 10, 2013 10:41 AM

By Dan Bernstein-
CBSChicago.com Senior Columnist

(CBS) In the wake of Aaron Hernandez’s arrest for murder, his now well-publicized history of violent outbursts and connections to previous crimes have raised questions about what his coaches knew about him, and whether or not they cared.

Urban Meyer was defiant, lashing out at those who would blame him as an enabler. Patriots owner Robert Kraft drew groans of disbelief when he claimed that “Our whole organization has been duped.” And Bill Belichick has been unavailable for comment while vacationing in Italy.

Here is what a brutally honest, self-aware former coach could really say, if unburdened of legal ramifications, unconcerned about future job prospects, and free of the powerful omerta that rules the subculture of the game:

* * *

No, I’m not surprised. Sad and disappointed, sure, but I’m not stupid.

Of course I was worried that he was capable of this. The concern never went away, it just diffused over time like it always does.

It never was really something I thought about amid the day-to-day routine, but we knew what we were dealing with when we decided to bring him in. I knew. How could I not? We looked at everything, talked to people who know him, got all the reports.

But you should have seen this kid move. Big, fast, fluid…just seeing his workouts had x’s and o’s crackling in my head, seeing matchup wins all over the field against man or zone. You find a way to rationalize the rest of it, justify the bad stuff as correctible, or merely a thing of the past.

And he’s not the first, believe me.

At this level we are involved with some dangerous people, and that’s the plain truth. I spout all kinds of cheesy slogans about football family, codes of honor, or the proud traditional ways of our organization, but that just makes people feel like something more important or noble is going on.

I guess all the empty rhetoric helps me be less anxious about it, too. I start to believe that stuff after a while, and it makes it easier.

Whenever I need immediate shelter from negative press about a troubled player, though, I merely invoke religion. Nothing soothes the masses like talk of bible study or prayer, deflecting attention from police reports. It’s amazing how eagerly people eat that stuff up, and it never fails to buy time until things blow over. Instead of just a guy with a whistle and a clipboard, I’m a shepherd of men on a path to a divine life. Or something. But it works, here.

I’d be lying if I told you I was thinking about anybody else when the home phone would ring late at night, or too early in the morning. In the stillness of those hours, removed from the organized chaos of drills and meetings, my mind would picture bad things completely beyond my immediate control. There was nothing but relief when even a minor crisis involved another player, instead.

I have a well-practiced understanding with my assistants, too. As ironic as it is for a pathological control-freak like I am, there are things I don’t need to know. There is so much I don’t want to know. Not just for any kind of plausible deniability, but to keep me from going crazy confronting the disquieting duality of my work.

Despite all the grandiosity that surrounds my job — the ridiculous money, the inflated significance, the unhealthy place this all has in people’s lives – I’m just a football coach, and nothing more. What matters to me is winning, and I am forced to compartmentalize everything else in that pursuit. When it comes to choosing players strong and fast enough to help me succeed, I will always need to make questionable compromises, tell half-truths and sadly, potentially imperil innocent people in our community.

Our fans now – conveniently, after the fact — say they want me to care about quality of character, but that’s the last thing they want. They want me to win championships, and I am doing my damnedest to get that done, in all that may mean.

If we lose games, I get fired, and my family goes with me. I end up as a coordinator in Saskatchewan or coaching some smaller college where I fight with the AD over budgeting for a new blocking sled. If we win big, I’m paid to speak at conventions, putting my name on steakhouses and posing in a dark suit for the cover of my book that offers useless football banalities as some kind of primer on your business.

I will always need some rough customers to be good at my job. I will tell everyone otherwise, wrapping the whole endeavor in glory and God because that’s the unspoken agreement with people whose entire self-worth is connected to the fortunes of a football team.

I know what this all is, and I know what I do. I have to live with that, and it is a conscious choice I have made to do so.

It doesn’t always feel good.

This was pointless.

in this shit piece where he's pretending to be a coach, he (as the coach) claims "of course I worried that he was capable of this."

In his next column, writing as himself, I would love for him to name other players that he thinks are capable of this, since it's so obvious to tell who's secretly a murderer.

I'd especially be curious to see which token white guy he puts on the list to make it seem like he's not racist. Is Jerramy Stevens still in the league?

It's all about the coaches (Meyer, Paterno, Alford), the so-called "Educational Institutions" (Florida, Penn. State, U. of Iowa), the owners/organizations (Kraft/Patriots or Chicago Bears in the Sam Hurd case) refusing to tell the truth about who and what they are. Guys like Meyer try to paint themselves as some holier than thou figure but they don't give a damn about the players background or history. All they care about is winning, which gains them more notoriety, which gains them more money. All these coaches/owners/organizations talk about doing their due diligence when recruiting players, about how they only want or will only accept the most outstanding character players. They have PIs, or former law enforcement officers investigate player backgrounds but in reality they do accept guys with questionable histories, which makes them look stupid (Kraft saying "Our whole organization has been duped"). Football and winning rules above all, e.g. Penn. State child rape case and the Stubenville rape case, where the coach knew about what happened and defended the perpetrator.

I will post up some links that were written by the same author about Steve Alford. (Please read and give your opinion).

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/03/31/bernstein-ucla-hired-a-scumbag/

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/04/03/bernstein-alford-already-lying-at-ucla/

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/04/11/bernstein-alford-apology-just-another-insult/

Of course all these organizations care about is winning. They make money from winning, their brand is better when they win, winning solves everything.

You really think an owner or coach would ever come out and say "yes I knew this guy had some indiscretions, we swept them under the rug and tried to rehab him but it didn't help and now there's a dead guy that we may potentially be partly responsible for"??? I mean c'mon. Everyone knows that large organizations (and corporations, and America and the world in general) sweeps shit under the rug to save their own faces and keep things moving. This is nothing new. Doesn't make it any less fucked up, but it's reality and this article does nothing to "expose" it or even make any kind of reasonably good point.

The article was actually awkward and uncomfortable to read it was so stupid.

>In his next column, writing as himself, I would love for him
>to name other players that he thinks are capable of this,
>since it's so obvious to tell who's secretly a murderer.

how do you prevent said player from murdering? kicking the player off the team is going to save the day? kicking maurice clarett out of school sure didn't help prevent him from spiraling down a destructive path of drugs and violence. im sure there are too many other examples of this to list.

coaches want to win but i also believe deep down that ALL coaches care about their kids/players and want them to succeed in life and off the field. the idea that coaches don't give a shit when their players are violent threats to the community is a pretty reckless suggestion.

when dealing with troubled kids you don't always have the foresight to know when to turn your back on them or to try and save them by keeping them on a path to earn a degree and possibly a pro career. but usually violent offenders get kicked off the team and out of school. saban didn't waste any time kicking his players out for violent crimes. if coaches are covering up violent crimes then they deserve to fry. see penn st.

I'd also like to know why blame is only starting at the college level. did Hernandez have a HS coach? teachers? Junior high coaches, pop warner, etc etc. If we're gonna play the blame game then spread the wealth.

*skatin' the rings of saturn*

*GLSC*

..and miles to go before i sleep...

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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/14/pouncey-twins-show-their-support-for-hernandez/

and how fucking stupid they are.

it's amazing people that fucked up can be that good at football.

Hernandez focus of grand jury probe into 2012 killings

Prosecutors have begun making the case to a Suffolk County grand jury that former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez should be charged in the shooting death of two men on a South End street last July, according to two law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation.

“The case against Hernandez appears to be strengthening,” one of the officials said. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss the case publicly.

The proceedings are conducted behind closed doors so details of the case against Hernandez are unknown. But the very fact that the case has gone to a grand jury indicates that the investigation of the killing of two Cape Verdean immigrants is now more narrowly focused on Hernandez. Safiro Furtado and Daniel Abreu were shot early on July 16, 2012, in the South End when someone in a sport utility vehicle with Rhode Island license plates pulled up next to their car and began firing.

Hernandez’s lawyer, Michael Fee, did not return e-mails or messages left for him at his office.

The grand jury proceedings also raise the troubling prospect that Hernandez, a talented tight end for the Patriots, might have been playing football last season after he had killed two people.

Boston police made a connection between Hernandez and the South End double murder after he came under scrutiny in the June 17 killing of Odin Lloyd, a 27-year-old Dorchester man.

Hernandez, who has pleaded not guilty to the Lloyd murder charges, is being held without bail at Bristol County House of Correction; he is due Wednesday in Attleboro District Court for a probable cause hearing.

Law enforcement officials have told the Globe that investigators believe Hernandez drove Lloyd to an industrial park in North Attleborough, then shot him because he was worried Lloyd had information about the South End double homicide and might talk.

During the drive to North Attleborough, Hernandez told Lloyd he was “ ‘chilling’ with people that he had problems with,” according to an affidavit unsealed Tuesday in Bristol, Conn. The affidavit said investigators learned this from Carlos Ortiz, one of the two men with Hernandez the night Lloyd was shot.

Boston police declined to comment on the Suffolk grand jury, as did Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley, whose office is overseeing the investigation.

“The grand jury proceedings are by their nature confidential, and we do not comment on them or on open investigations,” said Jake Wark, Conley’s spokesman.

One of the officials with knowledge of the Suffolk grand jury said that investigators are not in a hurry to charge Hernandez with the killings of Furtado and Abreu because he is being held without bail.

The motive behind the killings of Furtado and Abreu, friends who worked together for a cleaning company, remains unknown. Their relatives have said the men did not know Hernandez and neither man had a criminal record.

Furtado’s mother, Maria Teixiera, 59, said it is difficult for her to feel hopeful that her son’s case could be progressing.

“I just want to know for certain, that the person who did this has been caught. Until then, what is there for me to say?” she said, speaking in Creole, as she stood in the foyer of her Dorchester home, surrounded by her grandchildren. “I just want justice for him. If the police are close to finding out who killed him . . . well, I just want them to tell me when they actually catch the person. That’s what my family waits for.”

In Massachusetts, all those charged with murder must be indicted by a grand jury before they can be placed on trial. Often that happens after a suspect is arrested and arraigned in the district court system.

The grand jury is made up of 23 people picked from the same jury pool used to select jurors for public trials. Unlike those trials, however, there is no judge or defense attorneys. Grand jurors listen only to a prosecutor and any witness who receives a subpoena to testify. A grand jury in Suffolk will sit for three to four days a week for three to four months hearing evidence in multiple cases.

The grand jury hearing the Hernandez case is also hearing evidence in other, unrelated felony cases.

Grand jurors do not need to be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant is guilty. They must only decide, by majority vote, whether there is enough probable cause to indict a defendant.

“It’s a very-one sided presentation,” said Michael Cassidy, a professor at Boston College Law School and former chief of the criminal bureau in the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office. “The standard is probable cause, which is a fairly low standard. . . . There is an expression in law enforcement that a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich if the government asked it to.”

For the past several years, prosecutors have also used the grand jury process to strengthen their cases by obtaining evidence that would be harder to come by in a traditional investigation.

They can subpoena reluctant witnesses who would otherwise rebuff a detective who approached them on the street. Prosecutors can also use the grand jury process to subpoena evidence like the suspect’s DNA, or bank or phone records.

The grand jury process has helped prosecutors bring more solid cases to trial, said Stephen Weymouth, a defense attorney who has represented numerous defendants in Suffolk County.

“I think that the nature of the investigations and the quality of the cases has improved tremendously over the last decade,” he said.

In other developments in the Hernandez investigation Tuesday, a Connecticut judge unsealed three affidavits that were the basis for three search warrant applications connected to the Lloyd killing. Police searched the home of Hernandez’s uncle in Bristol, Hernandez’s hometown.

Authorities became interested in that address after Ortiz told investigators that he drove back to the house after Lloyd’s killing, accompanied by Ernest Wallace, the other man who was with Hernandez the night Lloyd was killed.

It was there that Boston police eventually tracked down the SUV that investigators believe was used in the 2012 South End double killing.

popo driving down the lane right now about to Jerome Lane that bitch!!

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2013/08/04/aaron-hernandez-uncle-dies-in-moped-accident-bristol-robert-valentine/2616205/

A second freak accident has claimed another member of Aaron Hernandez's family.

In the early-morning hours Saturday, Hernandez's uncle, Robert J. Valentine, 49, died in a moped crash in Bristol, according to Bristol police.

Valentine is a brother of Hernandez's mother, Terri.

Police said Valentine, riding a 2012 Sunny moped, struck a curb on the right side of the roadway, was thrown from the moped, landed in a private driveway and struck a curb. He was not wearing a helmet and died at the scene, despite efforts by firefighters. A medical helicopter was dispatched but Valentine died before it could transport him.

In June, another Hernandez uncle, Thaddeus Singleton III, was killed when his car crashed into the Farmington (Conn.) Country Club while traveling 100 mph on a rain-slicked road.

Hernandez, held without bail, has pleaded not guilty to the June 17 murder of Odin Lloyd, Hernandez's friend and a 27-year-old semipro football player.

Police had said they had wanted to question Singleton as part of the murder investigation, but there is no indication Valentine had any connection to the case. Several family members have been drawn into the case, according to prosecutors, although no charges have been filed against them.

A Hernandez is the only one that is keeping it real.

It's looking more and more likely the he is going to walk, and the gun charges won't hold either because he has a permit to carry.

There is too much doubt, and the witnesses for the prosecution are all scumbags.

It's starting to appear that Hernandez wasn't even the trigger man.

He has no chance.

Not to mention the mountain of evidence that they have in the other case against him that is about to come out soon.

"no, uh, I'm totally going to walk. I mean HE'S totally going to walk."

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/police-locate-gun-used-double-homicide-alleged-connections-212230051.html


Police locate gun used in double homicide with alleged connections to Aaron Hernandez
By Jay Busbee | Shutdown Corner – 20 hours ago
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Massachusetts state police have located the gun used in a 2012 double homicide that may be connected to former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez, according to CBS 3 of Springfield, Mass.
Police discovered the gun following a June 21 car crash on Interstate 91 in Springfield, Mass. during an inventory of the wrecked car. The car belonged to Jailene Diaz-Ramoz of Bristol, Conn. A .38-caliber Smith and Wesson revolver was in the car's trunk inside a briefcase. Ballistics testing matched the gun with the bullets fired in the death of two men in Boston in 2012.
Hernandez is already facing a charge of murder in the death of Odin Lloyd, and that case led them to the as-yet-unsolved July 2012 double homicide of Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado.

Aaron Hernandez in June. (Getty Images)
CBS 3 of Springfield reported that the gun belonged to a friend whom Diaz-Ramos called "Chicago." She said "Chicago" is a football player, and that he and his friends wanted to leave the gun with her so that they didn't have to bring it with them. WBZ of Boston has tweeted a photo of Diaz-Ramos' mug shot.
Diaz was arraigned in Springfield district court on charges of illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition, and was later released on $1,000 bail.
Hernandez' possible connection to the murders of Abreu and Furtado remains under investigation. On July 16, 2012 Hernandez and his associates were allegedly involved in a fight with Abreu and Furtado at Cure, a Boston nightclub. Soon afterward, the two men were gunned down in their vehicle when an SUV with Rhode Island license plates pulled up alongside them and opened fire. Police believe that an SUV towed from the home of Hernandez's uncle was the one used in the homicides.

*skatin' the rings of saturn*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=B7E8dge7H8Y


..and miles to go before i sleep...