Billy86 wrote: » He got involved in gang life young and clearly just got too much of a taste for it - he was one of the best young players in the NFL and was one year into a 5-6 year, $40mn deal. He was a big name on one of the biggest teams (New England Patriots), as a guy whose #1 job was catching the ball had probably the best quarterback ever passing to him, playing for the best coach ever, and was also seen as pretty marketable. He was 23 years old and had everything going for him. Have to feel terrible for his family, but the guy has no excuses - he had it all, and gave it up for being a scumbag. A number of ex teammates came not long after and didn't exactly have great things to say about him, either. And it's not like this was some kind of isolated, heat-of-the-moment type incident or anything for him either - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Hernandez#Legal_issues
Pac1Man wrote: » Excuse my ignorance but what was the point in fighting the double murder if he will still serve life for the previous killing? Is there now a chance he will be released based on the acquittal?
Stheno wrote: » Eh hes dead?
Hande hoche! wrote: » He's dead.
riffmongous wrote: » Em, he's dead
PREG1967 wrote: » he ded
Pac1Man wrote: » So just to confirm, he's dead then?
Hande hoche! wrote: » Snap!
PREG1967 wrote: » brown bread
Stheno wrote: » They don't have brown bread in murica
Hande hoche! wrote: » Freedom bread?
ceadaoin. wrote: » Well we've established that he's dead anyway! I read that he was appealing the conviction and since he has died now there is some rule in that state that the charges will be dropped as it was in the process of appeal. Therefore his family will be entitled to his nfl pension as there will be no convictions against his name
Yamanoto wrote: » African American bread?
PREG1967 wrote: » brown bread aside thats wild, but he was convicted, surely that stands
Hande hoche! wrote: » White flour!
Billy86 wrote: » http://www.tshirthell.com/funny-shirts/white-flour/?fdo=&productid=603&style=a&color=28&size=3%3A+CHOOSE+A+SIZE&stype=&is_fivestar=
ceadaoin. wrote: » No, because they were in appeal at the time of his death. Now the appeals can't be heard so his convictions will be vacated
PREG1967 wrote: » so he died an innocent man?
ceadaoin. wrote: » I suppose technically because his appeal hadn't been heard yethttps://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2017/04/19/aaron-hernandez-murder-conviction-likely-to-be-expunged-massachusetts-appeals-court-patriots/100645758/
helimachoptor wrote: » he's a moron, wasted his talent in order to be the "big man", his daughter is the only one i feel sorry for
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