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They found him guilty!?
Woow! I swear the media made it seem like there was reasonable doubt that he would do time.
Woow! I swear the media made it seem like there was reasonable doubt that he would do time.
some people on twitter are complaining about the charge..saying how could they give him first degree with no murder weapon or witnesses?
i dont know much about law, can someone help me out
the defendant knowingly participated in the commission of this crime and second, he did so with the intent required to commit the crime
some people on twitter are complaining about the charge..saying how could they give him first degree with no murder weapon or witnesses?
i dont know much about law, can someone help me out
Would you say it seemed razor tight?They found him guilty!?
Woow! I swear the media made it seem like there was reasonable doubt that he would do time.
Damn, that's almost cruel and unusual punishment."Hernandez sentenced to MCI-Cedar Junction in Walpole, where he can probably hear Gillette Stadium on Sundays from the yard." - @GregABedard
That's going to hurt.
He has been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole and 3-4 years on the gun charges.
So will the other trials still go forward? If they do they will be a massive waste of money.
So will the other trials still go forward? If they do they will be a massive waste of money.
don't those families deserve closure, too, though?
You never know with appeals so it's probably better to lock him down with two separate cases.
some people on twitter are complaining about the charge..saying how could they give him first degree with no murder weapon or witnesses?
i dont know much about law, can someone help me out
Just want to say thanks to Odinson for all his updates in here. Been a really fascinating / slightly scary read.
Weird for me to think that Hernandez is slightly younger than I am and his life is basically over as a free man. What a waste.
Plus he was making 10$ million a year. So fucking dumb.
$40M down the drain to be a gangster.
His reaction after the verdict is read is weird. I mean, how do you know how you will react to something as crazy as being found guilty of murder, but he almost just looks sorta bummed a little, like he just found out he was being benched for a game or something.
His reaction after the verdict is read is weird. I mean, how do you know how you will react to something as crazy as being found guilty of murder, but he almost just looks sorta bummed a little, like he just found out he was being benched for a game or something.
I'm glad he got life but no parole? Maybe I'm too forgiving but I think there ought to be a chance at parole.
I'm glad he got life but no parole? Maybe I'm too forgiving but I think there ought to be a chance at parole.
I'm a legal ignoramus but I was surprised that his defense dropped the 'he was there but didn't do it' tag so late in the trail. They spent so much times refuting all of the evidence about the gun and the shoes and everything that put him at the scene. It's as if they realized it wasn't working and just said 'ok, he WAS there, but he didn't do it and was just a kid who didn't know what to do' That seems like a hail Mary and it buried him.
I'd love to hear an educated opinion.
I think after all this time he is used to being around belichekTom Brady must be legit shook to know he was so close to a sociopath.
Given all the shit he got away with at Florida, you might have walked next to a current murderer.
This interview with the jurors is bizarre as fuck
EDIT: it's enlightening, but given the verdict....the mood just feels strange
Lmao imagine if some athlete did that?I can never phantom that reasoning. For 40 mil you can hire a PR firm to make it sound like you are the realist dude on the streets
That's exactly what happened. Their main strategy was having AH's fiancée not clarify anything surrounding AH being at the murder, having a gun, etc. They tried positing that PCP-induced psychosis had something to do with the murder. When that got refuted, they said if we put him at the scene of the crime, we can hope for a Murder 2 as an accomplice with eligibility for parole. That was literally the best option for AH at that point.
I'm glad he got life but no parole? Maybe I'm too forgiving but I think there ought to be a chance at parole.
He probably wanted Hernandez all to himself with his Dexter looking ass.Tom Brady must be legit shook to know he was so close to a sociopath.
Was there a reason why he did it? Its amazing to me that this guy would throw it all away to be a killer. What an idiot.
He's also only 25. Couldn't imagine going to jail for life at 25. That's the prime of your life.
Tom Brady must be legit shook to know he was so close to a sociopath.
Bill Belichick has nothing to do with this thread
"Hernandez sentenced to MCI-Cedar Junction in Walpole, where he can probably hear Gillette Stadium on Sundays from the yard." - @GregABedard
That's going to hurt.
Circumstantial evidence is more than enough in many cases.
This is kind of surreal to me because I would see him around campus. Weird that I've walked next to a future murderer.
What was the supposed reason for AH killing Lloyd?
the consensus seems that Odin might have had info regarding the other two murders AH is being charged for and he was just covering his tracks.