NickEsasky said:
Good job, good effort.
Ed Hillel said:
Not for the first couple years, before the money runs out.
Aaron Hernandez charged with 1st degree murder; released by Patriots
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Good job, good effort.
Not for the first couple years, before the money runs out.
AimingForYoko said:
Jack Ruby had a better escape plan than whatever the hell Hernandez has been thinking.
This is almost surreal. Held without bail, charged with first degree murder. I had figured before this news, that worst case scenario had him as an accessory, not the actual triggerman. What a colossally moronic move. Anyone else just royally pissed off at this dumb ass?
This is funny, provided humor is allowed in this thread. I am still waiting for the Judge's ruling on thisDarnell's Son said:
So the guy "knew" he was going to get murdered ... must've been one hell of a club misunderstanding. That doesn't pass the smell test.
I was thinking the same thing...and that the rain better stay away.CaptainLaddie said:
Who would have thought at the end of last baseball season that we'd be relying on the Boston Red Sox on June 26 to pick us up vis-a-vis horrendous news regarding the other three teams?
He better have some significant people to rat on or he's spending the rest of his life in prison. Holy shit.
Interested to hear the motive. From the evidence, it sounds like he's not only stupid but also a sociopath.
Interested to hear the motive. From the evidence, it sounds like he's not only stupid but also a sociopath.
As a Dolphins' fan, I've been enjoying this Patriots off-season like Christmas. But then I'm reminded that a person's life was taken -- and that really takes the joy out of it.
23, NFL star, rich; he had life by the balls. What a f-cking moron.
23, NFL star, rich; he had life by the balls. What a f-cking moron.
I thought he looked like was going to laugh. Overconfidence of a rich man who thinks millions in Lawyers can get him off. Maybe but the odds are against it in this severe a case.mauidano said:
Geez, and I thought my girlfriend was bitchy when I talked to a girl at a bar that she didnt like.
Can we declare a moratorium on "Tight end in prison" jokes. Every message board covering this case has had them daily ever since this started. It's way past old already.
pdaj said:
Well, that and the fact that the Pats are still likely to take the division by three games.
He better have some significant people to rat on or he's spending the rest of his life in prison. Holy shit.
Er, he is that significant person, if his buddies wanted to avoid accessory charges.
I meant beyond this case. I'm not suggesting he does, although it would not be a shock.
Er, he is that significant person, if his buddies wanted to avoid accessory charges.
I meant beyond this case. I'm not suggesting he does, although it would not be a shock.
MarcSullivaFan said:
I don't think turning in his dealer will get him clear of first degree murder charges
From the perspective of a DA with this much exposure and upshot from nailing Hernandez, would witness protection be in the cards?SoxScout said:
I meant beyond this case. I'm not suggesting he does, although it would not be a shock.
I don't think turning in his dealer will get him clear of first degree murder charges
That's not what I said. I said that *unless* he has someone *significant* to rat on, he's spending his life in prison. So, if he has valuable information, he might be able to avoid dying in prison. That was my point, which was clear if you had read my posts.
I don't think turning in his dealer will get him clear of first degree murder charges
That's not what I said. I said that *unless* he has someone *significant* to rat on, he's spending his life in prison. So, if he has valuable information, he might be able to avoid dying in prison. That was my point, which was clear if you had read my posts.
Well, good news is the Patriots still have better offensive talent then the crap we had in 2006 with Doug Gabriel, Troy Brown, Reche Caldwell, Jabar Gaffney and Ben Watson. That 2006 team was a missed 3rd down conversion away from the Superbowl.
SoxScout said:
Based on the lawyer from wcvb's opinion, at least one of them rolled on him and both of them will be charged at the indictment.
I know I'm trying to ascribe logic and intelligence to a situation where there likely wasn't any involved, but why the hell didn't he at least get rid of the illegal firearms before the cops searched the house? You smash your phone and security system and hire a cleaning service, but don't even attempt to throw those in a river or something? Even if he somehow miraculously gets off on the murder charges, the gun charges will put him away for awhile.
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