Guilty: 1st degree Murder, Sentenced to Life :Aaron Hernandez

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Wasn't there another person who was convicted of murder with him?

What happened to him?

The won't get trials until later this year.

It will be interesting to hear their defense now that Hernandez placed himself at the scene and tried to blame the shooting on one of them.

In Massachusetts if you're in that car and you're there when the shooting goes down and don't say anything...you're culpable of murder 1 or murder 2.
 

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How prosecutors proved former NFL player Aaron Hernandez guilty of murder

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    A Massachusetts jury on Wednesday found former NFL player Aaron Hernandez guilty of first-degree murder.

    Hernandez, 25, formerly a tight end for the New England Patriots, stood accused of killing semiprofessional football player Odin Lloyd, 27, whom Hernandez knew socially, in 2013.

    Hernandez also faces separate double-homicide charges from 2012, potentially linked to Lloyd's death.

    In the opening statements of the trial, the prosecution, led by assistant district attorney Patrick Bomberg, laid out its argument — that Hernandez and two of his associates drove Lloyd to an industrial park close to Hernandez's house and fatally shot him six times.

    Through a variety of physical evidence, including video surveillance of Hernandez the morning of the murder, the state successfully argued that Hernandez "orchestrated" Lloyd's death.

    The whole situation allegedly began with a text exchange.

    Text messages
    Screenshot from court



    The screenshot above shows text messages from Hernandez (labeled as "Dis N---a") on Lloyd's phone. The whole conversation, permissible as a result of a search warrant against Hernandez, reads:

    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"

    [no answer]

    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 exchange implied that Hernandez had invited Lloyd out the night of his death. Hernandez's defense, led by Michael Fee, however, tried to spin the conversation as proof of a close friendship between the men in hopes the jury would question Hernandez's motive for the crime.

    Video surveillance
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    The image above shows a Nissan Altima, rented in Hernandez's name, outside Lloyd's house at 2:33 a.m. on June 17, the day of Lloyd's death. Hernandez allegedly picked Lloyd up, and the prosecution showed a series of text messages Lloyd sent to his sister indicating he was with someone referred to as "NFL" before he died.

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    Shortly after that, video surveillance shows Hernandez returning home, without Lloyd. Hernandez apparently lives a "two-minute drive" from the industrial park where Lloyd's body was found.

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    The screenshot above, from Hernandez's personal home-surveillance footage, showed Hernandez walking through his house, shortly after returning without Lloyd, carrying a dark shape in his hands. The prosecution wanted the jury to believe it was a gun — a Glock, even more specifically.

    Although police never recovered the weapon used to shoot Lloyd, five .45-caliber shell casings were found at the scene of the crime. The investigation also found that the same firearm, with characteristics consistent with a Glock, fired all the shots, according to Bomberg. Another casing, found in the Nissan Altima that Hernandez rented, showed evidence of the former Patriot's DNA.

    More evidence linking Hernandez to the crime emerged after opening statements.

    During the trial
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    The image above, from the trial, shows blue bubble gum stuck to the shell casing of a .45-caliber handgun, which matched several casings police bagged near Lloyd's body, North Attleboro police detective Michael Elliott told the court.

    Elliot also testified that a worker at a car-rental company told him she had thrown away several items from a Nissan Altima rented in Hernandez's name, The Sun Chronicle reported. Police searched the trash bin and found the blue bubble gum attached to a shell casing.

    Keelia Smith, the manager of the North Attleboro Enterprise, testified that she found the items and threw them away. She also told the court that Hernandez, at some point, offered her a piece of blue bubble gum, according to the Boston Herald.

    Prosecutors had proof that Hernandez bought Blue Cotton Candy Bubblicious bubble gum at a gas station hours before Lloyd's death, according to the Hartford Courant.

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    The trial image above shows North Attleboro Police Detective Daniel Arrighi looking into a paper bag with a towel found near Odin Lloyd's body.

    Surveillance footage taken the night of Lloyd's death showed one of Hernandez's alleged accomplices (who face their own trial) at a gas station with the same towel around his neck.

    The failed defense
    In criminal trials, the burden of proof lies with the prosecution, meaning the jury had to find Hernandez guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt." Motive for the crime makes up a significant portion of that argument, and during the trial the defense tried to stir up doubt about Hernandez's reasons for killing Lloyd.

    At the time, Hernandez had a $41 million contract with the New England Patriots and was making wedding plans with his girlfriend, Shayanna Jenkins.

    On top of that, the defense said, Hernandez and Odin were close friends who smoked marijuana and chased women together. Lloyd, known as the "blunt master," even rolled weed for Hernandez, Fee mentioned casually during opening statements.

    "In June of 2013," Fee said, "Aaron Hernandez was planning a future, not a murder." The defense later shocked the jury during closing statements by acknowledging Hernandez was present when Lloyd was killed but "didn't know what to do."

    Hernandez will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole.
 

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Damn Hernandez... couldnt get wallace or ortiz to eat the charge. :wow:

Damn his defense sucked :wow:... Prosecution built their whole case against him on circumstantial evidence. If that does not scream reasonable doubt!!!!

They tried that with OJ and Johnnie Cochran (R.I.P) got him off.

Prosecution didnt even have a motive on Hernandez on why he conspired to have Lloyd killed or why he pulled the trigger himself. :heh:


I know damn well hernandez didnt pull that trigger.

I am pretty sure he didnt tell them to do it let alone agree with them to kill lloyd.


He is a dumb ass for being anywhere near that fukkery. Leave the streets alone.

God blessed him with ability that is coveted on this portion on the planet and he squandered it.

No sympathy for a dumbass.
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1 thing that a lot of people don't know is that a loaded Glock 45 Clip was found in Hernandez's Hummer parked at his flop house. But the Judge wouldn't let it into evidence because when the cops took it into evidence they didn't have probably cause yet.
 

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The two latin dudes and the cape verdeans are one in the same. CV dudes look latin so some peopel might be identifying them that way.

This is a good read from RollingStone. Goes into the PCP and shooting his boy in the eye
http://www.rollingstone.com/feature/the-gangster-in-the-huddle


Daps and reps. Good article. :obama: Everyone should read it.

Hernandez mom aint shyt though. :aidisgust:
No wonder he didn't buy her a new house with that contract money. :mjdrinking:
 
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