reading that the Lloyd family will be given an opportunity to speak before sentence is announced.. judge also was meeting with jury post trail.. so I think the 20 minutes out announcement was a bit premature.. but they are saying it will happen in minutes .. not hours or even days.Boston Brawler said:Is this true?
NortheasternPJ said:Is Hernandez in the room?
NortheasternPJ said:Thanks, I didn't see him but missed the first part.
I feel terrible for that woman who callously covered up her brother in law to be's cold blooded murder.soxhop411 said:Jesus. I hate the media sometimes.
https://twitter.com/buzzfeednews/status/588358570678362112
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I feel terrible for that woman who callously covered up her brother in law to be's cold blooded murder.soxhop411 said:Jesus. I hate the media sometimes.
https://twitter.com/buzzfeednews/status/588358570678362112
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https://twitter.com/buzzfeednews/status/588358570678362112soxhop411 said:Jesus. I hate the media sometimes.
I'm with you there.Ed Hillel said:Victim impact statements should not be allowed, but that's a whole different topic.
Yeah, well wait until Goodell fines him two game checks!dirtynine said:Oh damn, 90 bucks too! Nailed him.
jsinger121 said:
they can't. she was granted immunity.
Yeah I would imagine perjury would negate the immunity deal. Or maybe they could charge her with perjury but not with the charge covered by the immunity deal.PedroKsBambino said:
Very unlikely immunity would cover knowingly false testimony, though defer to RR on the specifics of what was negotiated here
This is awesome. Weird, but awesome.norm from cheers said:AH Jury as a whole taking questions here (streamed)
http://www.wildabouttrial.com/trial_videos/aaron-hernandez-live-stream/
norm from cheers said:AH Jury as a whole taking questions here (streamed)
http://www.wildabouttrial.com/trial_videos/aaron-hernandez-live-stream/
smastroyin said:I think people are jumping on Shayanna too quick. From an objective sense, she looks pretty bad, but protection your loved ones is a natural reaction and isn't evil. She could have a fully realized construction in her mind of AH's innocence despite evidence, on top of a desire to protect him even if she is certain he was guilty. Is this is a disservice to justice and more importantly to Odin Lloyd, sure, but it is also a pretty natural part of human psychology and sociology.
Now, of course there is an alternate story where SJ was an active participant in this (suggested that OL needed to die or something, volunteered to destroy evidence to cover his guilt (an important distinction from destroying evidence that she didn't know was evidence or destroying evidence because she thought he was innocent and the evidence would implicate him improperly). Or where she saw him as a meal ticket and was just trying to protect that.
I don't know if that's fair. They are relieved that they are done. All I can think of is the Sandy Hook hoaxer contingent who go back to the video of the father who was laughing as some sort of proof that he was an actor playing a role. You just never know how you'll react under the spotlight when you're not used to the scrutiny.Harry Hooper said:
An absolutely obscene gigglefest going on there. Confirmation once again that you hope you never get dragged into court where your fate is in such hands.
They took it very seriously, which is pretty obvious from what they've said. I think the opposite.Harry Hooper said:
An absolutely obscene gigglefest going on there. Confirmation once again that you hope you never get dragged into court where your fate is in such hands.
bosoxsue said:I don't know if that's fair. They are relieved that they are done. All I can think of is the Sandy Hook hoaxer contingent who go back to the video of the father who was laughing as some sort of proof that he was an actor playing a role. You just never know how you'll react under the spotlight when you're not used to the scrutiny.