*Does anyone else think that Jenkins looks JUST like lil' bow wow?
With a sprinke of lil mama...
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*Does anyone else think that Jenkins looks JUST like lil' bow wow?
With a sprinke of lil mama...
With a sprinke of lil mama...
The Dolphins lost to the Patriots today, and then center Mike Pouncey's day got worse. Massachusetts police served him with grand-jury papers outside the locker room, and according to Sports Illustrated's source, the subpoena is related to the investigation of Aaron Hernandez, Pouncey's former teammate at the University of Florida. Pouncey hasn't been charged with anything. Per SI, which also got the well-timed photo above: "The extent of Pouncey's potential involvement is undetermined, but police are focusing on multiple transactions that involve him and Hernandez." Peter King on Sunday Night Football said that it may be related to Hernandez's possible involvement in interstate gun trafficking.
[COLOR=#red]Conn. woman with ties to Aaron Hernandez dies[/COLOR]
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Police are investigating the death of a 27-year-old woman with ties to Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots player charged with murder.
Tabitha Perry was found unconscious and not breathing inside a Southington home. She died Monday.
Perry, of Bristol, survived a car accident in June that killed Hernandez's friend Thaddeus Singleton III. Police say she and Singleton, who was married to Hernandez's cousin, had a child together.
The state medical examiner's office said Tuesday that Perry's death required further study, and police said they were waiting for the results of toxicology tests.
"There were no suspicious circumstances found at the time of the investigation," Sgt. Jeffry Dobratz said in a release.
Hernandez, who grew up in Bristol, is charged with murder in the shooting death of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd, whose body was found June 17 not far from Hernandez's mansion in North Attleborough, Mass. He has pleaded not guilty.
Several people with ties to Hernandez have died in the past six months.
Robert Valentine, a brother of Aaron Hernandez's mother, died in a crash in August. Singleton died June 30 when the car he and Perry were in went off a road in Farmington, went airborne and became lodged inside a country club building.
Police have ruled that both crashes were accidents.
Investigators have said that Singleton introduced Hernandez to Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz, the two other defendants facing charges in Lloyd's death.
Wallace and Ortiz spent time living in the home of Singleton's wife, Tanya, according to police. The men returned to that house, which is owned by another Hernandez uncle, after Lloyd was killed, according to court filings.
Tanya Singleton was indicted in September on charges of criminal contempt and conspiracy to commit accessory after the fact in the Lloyd shooting.
Another relative of Thaddeus Singleton III, John Alcorn, testified in September before a Hernandez-related grand jury in Massachusetts. Alcorn, whose nickname is "Chicago," is the man mentioned in a Massachusetts police report in June as the possible owner of a .38-caliber gun seized from a car after an accident in Springfield, Mass.
Authorities have been investigating whether Hernandez is linked to a 2012 double homicide in Boston that reportedly involved a .38-caliber gun.
While investigating Lloyd's death, police searched the home where Singleton lived in Bristol and found an SUV rented in Hernandez's name that was wanted in connection with those killings.
http://www.ctpost.com/news/crime/article/Conn-woman-with-ties-to-Aaron-Hernandez-dies-5071846.php
lol THIS.The craziest thing would be if Tim Tebow turned out to be the leader of this.
The craziest thing would be if Tim Tebow turned out to be the leader of this.
lol THIS.
whats a gag order?
your'e so simplewhats a gag order?
Report: Aaron Hernandez Attacked Fellow Inmate At Bristol County Jail
Aaron Hernandez attacked a fellow inmate at Bristol County Jail on Tuesday, TMZ reported, citing sources. The former New England Patriots tight end, who’s typically relegated to solitary confinement, was walking in an isolated hallway, according to TMZ, when he somehow came into contact with another inmate. Sources told TMZ that Hernandez recognized the other man, went after him and “beat the guy up pretty good.” A source also said the inmate had been harassing Hernandez “nonstop” all day. Hernandez has been locked up since June 26 in connection with the alleged murder of Odin Lloyd.