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

[Dat916nigga]

hernandez shooting nikkas in the face dikk cheney style? this is gonna get ugly

who's brady gonna throw to this year?

 

[Formerly known as...]

Hernandez is cool. This will pass and he will be on the field week 1.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

I can see a situation where in panic, Hernandez shot him. Called like I just murked a n1gga. where da tool at? Hernandez cryin like a bish, snaps, calm the fukk down n1gga! First have one of your n1ggaz get rid of the burner. Put that sh1t in Ocean. Then just throw the body in the bushes. Not knowing these dummies would throw the renta car away with him

Point is, this thing is bigger than Hernandez. I want phone records

 

[TheNig]

So we don't know no Aaron Hernandez?

 

[FaTaL]

So we don't know no Aaron Hernandez?

we didnt know about marvin either

 

[Sam Peel]

Aaron Hernandez Sued -- NFL Star SHOT ME in the Face | TMZ.com

Someone sued him claiming he shot him in the face before (Pause)

:wt: all 5 stories at the top are of black people and involving athletes

 

[FreedS[ohh]lave]

......

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

For people who know dude it aint that much a shock to them..this aint his first body neither

Just Aaron being Aaron man.You gotta know him.

 

[gho3st]

For people who know dude it aint that much a shock to them..this aint his first body neither

 

[FreedS[ohh]lave]

i aint a snitch just sayign nikkaz who know him no he bout it

 

[gho3st]

i aint a snitch just sayign nikkaz who know him no he bout it

i aint no police so it aint snitching

 

[TheNig]

we didnt know about marvin either

Marvin who?

 

[61 Corpses]

Hernandez’s Past Scrutinized « SI.com

NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. — Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, who has been connected to a possible homicide this week near his home in North Attleboro, Mass., has been dogged by off-field issues dating at least to his time at the University of Florida, multiple NFL and law enforcement sources have told SI.
Hernandez was questioned by police on Monday, a source told SI. His house was searched for more than two and a half hours Tuesday evening by a dozen state police investigators. Hernandez is not believed to be a murder suspect.
GALLERY: Hernandez’s home searched
Police are investigating the death of a male, whose body was found on Monday at an industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez’s house. A vehicle rented in Hernandez’s name has emerged as a key piece of evidence, and police are trying to locate another vehicle — a 2013 Chrysler 300 — that was also rented under Hernandez’s name.
The victim of the possible homicide was identified Wednesday as Boston Bandits semi-pro linebacker Odin Lloyd, according to WBZ News. Lloyd was dating the sister of Hernandez’s girlfriend, WBZ reported. Lloyd was shot in the head, according to ABC News.
The probe likely will cause investigators to scrutinize Hernandez’s complicated past.
On June 13, a Hernandez acquaintance, Alexander S. Bradley, filed a civil complaint against Hernandez in U.S. District Court alleging that a gun — in Hernandez’s possession illegally — discharged and shot Bradley in the face, causing the loss of his right eye. The suit alleges Hernandez and Bradley argued at Tootsie’s strip club in Miami. The gun discharged while Hernandez, Bradley and other associates were returning from Miami to Palm Beach.
Four days later, on Monday, Bradley dropped the suit. It is not known if there is a connection between this incident and the North Attleboro case.
Bradley v. Hernandez complaint (.PDF) | Order of dismissal (.PDF)
Hernandez fell to the fourth round of the 2010 draft in part because of marijuana use while with the Gators, something he admitted to NFL teams at the scouting combine when he was a draft prospect, according to several NFL sources.
Personnel sources from multiple NFL teams tell SI that they had off-field concerns about Hernandez. In particular, the questions pertained to alleged gang activity of some of Hernandez’s associates in his native Bristol, Conn. A law enforcement official familiar with Hernandez reiterated concerns about his circle of influence.
Combined, the marijuana use and gang concerns worried some NFL teams immensely.
“There were a lot of teams that had him off the board,” said an NFL personnel executive.
But with the Patriots, Hernandez has been little problem for the team. Teammates described him as enthusiastic with some minor maturity issues, but not to the point of being a problem. At times the team had a tough time corralling him as far as staying focused on the field, but nothing beyond that.
“He really is a great kid at heart,” said one former teammate. “He was a great teammate, just loves football. Won’t find many guys who practiced harder.”
Independently, both a former and current New England teammate said that they believed Hernandez was having some trouble with his past associates and was seeking distance from them. Bristol, Conn. is just a two hour drive to Hernandez’s home.
“It was a thug life,” is how one teammate described some of Hernandez’s friends.
Hernandez was the youngest player in the NFL, 20, at the start of his rookie season. He’s still just 23.
Hernandez’s older brother, D.J., has been well respected in his career as a college assistant coach at Brown, the University of Miami, and now the University of Iowa. Hernandez was a two-time captain as quarterback and receiver at the University of Connecticut.
Both brothers had to endure the loss of their father, Dennis, in 2006 at the age of 49 due to complications from hernia surgery. D.J. was 19, Aaron 16 at the time. The death of Hernandez’s father was one of the reasons why Hernandez decommitted from UConn and chose to play for coach Urban Meyer and the Gators.

The Homie @NYC Rebel never lies

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

I think he murked that dude. Too much circumstantial evidence pointing at him.

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[Ronnie Lott]

I doubt Hernandez murked anybody, but he may know who did.