Aaron Hernandez questioned by police in homicide probe (Update: Found guilty of first degree murder)

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i don't know about charging the wife. Its enough the kids are losing their father...their mother too? That doesn't seem right. She probably did what she could to save the family after the fact and most likely didn't approve of the murder but loved her husband and family and wanted to protect him

To me she's not a murderer and just a person in a difficult moral qualm. Its the dilemma of protecting your loved one from death from the law practically or turning them in. Which is why its best when someone does dirt not to tell their loved ones at all to keep them away from harm
 

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Why don't you look at the charges, evidence, and understand reasonable doubt before you comment. It comes down to did he pull the trigger. He is the only one of the three in the case facing the 1st degree murder charge as well as weapon charges. The other two are facing accessory to murder charges and weapons charges. They don't have concrete evidence on exactly who pulled the trigger and they don't have a murder weapon. His boy who is talking was asleep in the car at the time and can't confirm AH pulled the trigger, and the other guy isn't talking. That's reasonable doubt right there. You need to have a burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt to convict.

The DA is banking his whole case on that not only did AH orchestrate the whole thing, but he PULLED the trigger, hence the 1st degree murder charge. If the jury feels that there is not enough evidence to suggest that AH pulled the trigger and was only present, they're not gonna convict him of 1st degree murder - which is what he is charged with, he isn't charged with being an accessory to murder. All those little pieces of evidence don't mean he PULLED the trigger. Destroying the cameras only means he tampered with a police investigation. And text messages can be disputed and argued by any lawyer.

And why you bringing up OJ like that's the only murder case in the world. People get off on technicalities/lack of evidence all the time.


Wallace Most likely WONT talk, AH paying his lawyer and the guy Lived off AH and was described as his "Right Hand Man", Lived in his house and all, I think AH and Wallace gonna say that Ortiz was drugged and killed Lloyd.

http://www.providencejournal.com/br...-wallace-called-hernandezs-right-hand-man.ece

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/05/hernandez-may-be-paying-for-wallaces-lawyer/

If Hernandez is in fact paying for Wallace’s lawyer, expect a joint defense agreement. Those are common in mob cases. The prosecution will probably be able to call Wallace and treat him as hostile from the start.
Wallace would be in position to dispute Ortiz’s testimony without exposing Hernandez to cross examination. That’s his value to Hernandez and probably why he’s picking up the tab.
 

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i don't know about charging the wife. Its enough the kids are losing their father...their mother too? That doesn't seem right. She probably did what she could to save the family after the fact and most likely didn't approve of the murder but loved her husband and family and wanted to protect him

To me she's not a murderer and just a person in a difficult moral qualm. Its the dilemma of protecting your loved one from death from the law practically or turning them in. Which is why its best when someone does dirt not to tell their loved ones at all to keep them away from harm


no excuse, she is about to go down as well
 

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He's not Mexican :aicmon:

You probably think that because Hernandez is Puerto Rican, he is much different to a Mexican, but that's wrong because Hernandez looks like a Mexican. Many PRs are just transplanted Mexicans breh. Victor Cruz is th exception, not the rule.:smugfavre:
 
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You probably think that because Hernandez is Puerto Rican, he is much different to a Mexican, but that's wrong because Hernandez looks like a Mexican. Many PRs are just transplanted Mexicans breh. Victor Cruz is th exception, not the rule.:smugfavre:
You're all confused, you must be a cac or something. You're confusing cubans with mexicans and puerto ricans with haitians. :beli:
 

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You're all confused, you must be a cac or something.

Chill with the inane accusations. I was just defending my Mexican label. Deal wit the facts or not at all. :leostare:

You're confusing cubans with mexicans and puerto ricans with haitians. :beli:

Read what I posted again and tell me where I made the Cuban-Mexican and PR-Haitian comparison. :comeon:
 

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Why don't you look at the charges, evidence, and understand reasonable doubt before you comment. It comes down to did he pull the trigger. He is the only one of the three in the case facing the 1st degree murder charge as well as weapon charges. The other two are facing accessory to murder charges and weapons charges. They don't have concrete evidence on exactly who pulled the trigger and they don't have a murder weapon. His boy who is talking was asleep in the car at the time and can't confirm AH pulled the trigger, and the other guy isn't talking. That's reasonable doubt right there. You need to have a burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt to convict.

The DA is banking his whole case on that not only did AH orchestrate the whole thing, but he PULLED the trigger, hence the 1st degree murder charge. If the jury feels that there is not enough evidence to suggest that AH pulled the trigger and was only present, they're not gonna convict him of 1st degree murder - which is what he is charged with, he isn't charged with being an accessory to murder. All those little pieces of evidence don't mean he PULLED the trigger. Destroying the cameras only means he tampered with a police investigation. And text messages can be disputed and argued by any lawyer.

And why you bringing up OJ like that's the only murder case in the world. People get off on technicalities/lack of evidence all the time.
Why don't you look at my previous posts where I already addressed that matter?

Are Hernandez's attorneys ready to support the prosecutors evidence that he was at the scene? Thats the only way they are going to cast doubt on the triggerman.

If his team is ready to not contest the fact that Ahern was at the scene, and they are ready to imply that he was there but wasn't the trigger man, then they are going to need a witness to present these sets of facts. Whos that witness going to be? Ahern? His boys? How likely is that though? Those are the only 3 people that could present those facts.

Not to mention that all of that evidence now goes uncontested. The cell phone tower evidence, the receipts, the timeline, all confirmed by the defense and uncontested. All placing Hernandez at the scene and part of the conspiracy. Now facts. That sounds like a fukking retarded defense to me.

You can't just submit cockamamie scenarios to the jury without testimony or evidence to back it up. Without eye witness testimony that scenario never makes it to the jury. One of the three men would have to take the stand. Ahern would have to implicate himself in being at the murder scene.

Understand how it works? You CSI watching nikkas are killing me. Everyone is a defense attorney nowadays. shyt is hilarious.
 
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