Aaron Hernandez Dead!! Hanged himself!!

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But why didn't he kill himself 5 days after that conviction? He sat in prison for 2 years with the fact that he was spending the rest of his life in prison. But five days after an acquittal, and with his other case being appealed, he decides to kill himself? Seems weird to me. You usually kill yourself when you have no hope, not when you have some glimmer of perceived hope.

Not for nothing but after the acquittal the lawyer said he could probably help get Hernandez off of his life sentence, but after looking at his finances he's probably gonna need help to pay for it.

Figuring that, plus the civil cases he would probably lose, is it conceivable that he killled himself to avoid all of that and make sure his daughter had something left to her? It's possible :ehh:
 

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I read the two victims weren't black they were Cape Verdean. Cape Verdeans speak Portuguese and are quick to correct you if you call them black yey use the n word freely


RIP to his victims
Eh, it depends, not all of them are like that and not all of them come from the same stock ethnically. I grew up in Boston and CT where the Cape Verdean population is pretty heavy, can't paint everyone with the same brush.
 

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Under Massachusetts law, Aaron Hernandez suicide voids murder conviction
"abatement ab initio" refers to a Massachusetts law that reprieves the murder conviction in the Odin Lloyd trial since they were appealing it and the defendant died

Also this basically nullifies the Lloyd families Civil suit since the conviction now doesn't stand. The civil suit was more than likely gonna render a financial settlement way higher than the life insurance policy that would be voided if the coroner rules his death a "suicide".

BUT...if Baez can prove his death was not a suicide, insurance policy will be paid out.

Again, the legal system ain't designed to serve justice, rather to line pockets, smh.

he's innocent :wow:

Jesus waiting for him? :ohhh:

@the cac mamba
 

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You dont get paid for suicide

Maybe not life insurance,but.....

Under Massachusetts law, Aaron Hernandez suicide voids murder conviction
"abatement ab initio" refers to a Massachusetts law that reprieves the murder conviction in the Odin Lloyd trial since they were appealing it and the defendant died

Also this basically nullifies the Lloyd families Civil suit since the conviction now doesn't stand. The civil suit was more than likely gonna render a financial settlement way higher than the life insurance policy that would be voided if the coroner rules his death a "suicide".

BUT...if Baez can prove his death was not a suicide, insurance policy will be paid out.

Again, the legal system ain't designed to serve justice, rather to line pockets, smh.

He won't get money from a life insurance policy,but he saved himself from a Civil suit.Which means more money in his family's pockets.
 
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  • Aaron Hernandez's murder conviction is expected to be dismissed posthumously because of a legal rule called "abatement."

    That would mean, legally speaking, Aaron Hernandez died an innocent man.
 
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