New Report - Aaron Hernandez Molested as a Child - p. 167

[Maximus Meridius]

Real talk I think ole girl gonna go full Law and Order, and say she murked Lloyd not Aaron

What if they did the murking together

 

[flyerthandelta]

I need a down *** chick just incase **** pop off you never know

 

[Bert.]

wait whats going on

he really gonna get off or yall playin?

 

[noblekane]

Other dudes better take notes. U doing dirt **** the dimes get u a ride or die

U mean a dog ugly desperate street rat with low self esteem and a brain the size of a period?

 

[noblekane]

wait whats going on

he really gonna get off or yall playin?

If he does he still got another case after where he will most likely lose.

Unless its in florida

 

[championboyz7]

wait whats going on

he really gonna get off or yall playin?

If he does he still got another case after where he will most likely lose.

Unless its in florida

And whats the case?

 

[elpablo21]

wait whats going on

he really gonna get off or yall playin?

If he does he still got another case after where he will most likely lose.

Unless its in florida

And whats the case?

gun charges which is probably automatic conviction

and a double murder charge...which includes evidence of the actual murder weapon, the vehicle and surveillance video...

 

[bravelude]

she knew he was guilty.  

 

[jjs07]

FALL RIVER, Mass. -- The fiancee of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez testified in his murder trial Monday that she removed a box from their basement at his request the day after the slaying.

Link

 

[dman14]

the unauthorized aaron hernandez story on lifetime
starring
bow wow as shayanna jenkins
??? as aaron hernandez
rob grownkowski as himself

 

[tripda6]

bow wow as shayanna jenkins

 

[RyGuy45]

Bob Kraft took the stand this morning

 

[jjs07]

FALL RIVER, Mass. – New England Patriots' owner Robert Kraft likes to consider all of his employees as extended family.

When he arrived at Gillette Stadium on the morning of June 19, 2013, he found a throng of media in the parking lot and news helicopters flying above. It was a sign that Aaron Hernandez, then just a murder suspect but now standing trial for the death of Odin Lloyd, was inside.

Kraft made a beeline for the Patriots weight room.

There he found Hernandez, a star tight end, and pulled him into a side room for a man-to-man, heart-to-heart conversation. Kraft told Hernandez to look him in the eye and tell if he was involved in the murder.

"He said he was not involved, that he was innocent," Kraft testified Tuesday morning here at Bristol County (Mass.) Superior Court. "And he hoped that the time of the murder came out because I believe he said he was in a club."

Aaron Hernandez lied to Patriots' owner Robert Kraft about night of murder

For a conviction, I still think they need to locate the gun....but what Kraft said isn't a good look for the defense.

 

[rolaholic]

Kraft was trying his best not to help the defense

 

[awwsome]

Kraft a real one for even having that convo with him, a lot owners woulda had him kicked out the facility and not even gone inside.

 

[rolaholic]

Dude always has a pair of sneakers on with his suits 

When can we expect BB to hit the stand?  

 

[awwsome]

Forgot Kraft stays in the AF1's.


Probably hopped in the car service afterwards listening to Migos.

 

[theboxstacker]

Aren't those the Pats AF1s?

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/aaron-...ld-have-sprung-former-nfl-star-212353521.html

FALL RIVER, Mass. – The entire thing came out of nowhere, which may have been the defense strategy all along.
Monday hadn't been going particularly well for Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots star standing trial here for the June 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd.

His fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins, had offered up a series of implausible stories about why on Hernandez's command she disposed of a box from their home (which the prosecution alleges contained the murder weapon) the day after Lloyd's body was found.

Then came a late question on cross-examination from defense attorney Charles Rankin.

Did you ever smell the box, he asked Jenkins?

"I did," she testified.

And what did it smell like?

"Sort of like a skunky smell," she said, later noting she connected that smell with "marijuana."

It was expected the defense would offer to jurors a theory of what was inside the box Jenkins ushered out of the house and disposed of in a mystery dumpster, the location of which she can't recall.

Police never found the suspected murder weapon, a .45 caliber Glock. The prosecution has suggested Jenkins disposed of it by throwing out that box. Jenkins randomly throwing anything into some unknown dumpster a day after Lloyd was found dead is suspicious and thus damaging to Hernandez. The defense couldn't let it lay out there without some kind of counter theory.

Drugs always made the most sense. Hernandez smoked pot almost constantly in the days before Lloyd's death. To say he wanted illegal marijuana out of the house made sense, particularly if you are an NFL player susceptible to NFL drug rules.

Yet rather than raise the smell theory during closing arguments, Rankin had Jenkins bring it up directly. The way she answered his questions without hesitation made it sound rehearsed. Rankin almost assuredly knew what she was going to say. It was a good bit of theatre.

The issues here remain numerous though.

As prosecutor William McCauley immediately pounced on during redirect, Monday was the first time in the history of the case that Jenkins mentioned the smell of marijuana, or the smell of anything at all involving the box.

She never told police or investigators. She never said it in grand jury testimony. She never even alluded to it during her previous eight and a half total hours on the stand here across two days of this trial at Bristol County (Mass.) Superior Court.

"Is this the first time you've said that?" McCauley asked.

"Yes," Jenkins acknowledged.

Rankin later countered that she'd never been specifically asked about smell. But considering how damaging the removal of the box is to the case against Hernandez and how any suggestion that it was full of marijuana could serve as a measure of exculpatory evidence, why wouldn't she have spoken up about it?

Yet she didn't.

Had Jenkins come to court here and said that Hernandez told her to throw out a box of drugs, the prosecution would have been reeling.

By June 18, 2013, a full day after Lloyd's body was found, police had already begun to zero in on Hernandez as a suspect. Hernandez would have expected that a search warrant of the house was coming.

Even if he were innocent of the murder, he certainly wouldn't want illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia in the house. Not only could it lead to some kind of low-level criminal charges, such a discovery would put him in trouble with the NFL and the Patriots, which have strict drug restrictions.

If he'd just said, "Get all the drugs out of there," then the entire scene with Jenkins hurriedly removing the box from the house would make sense.

Jenkins, however, said Hernandez never told her what was in the box and she never asked. If it was as innocent as trying to avoid any problems with the NFL, then why wouldn't he have told her what was in the box?

Hernandez's prodigious use of drugs was no secret to Jenkins. She said she accepted it, as well as his frequent infidelity, as part of the deal of being with him.

As his fiancée and mother to their then eight-month-old child, she certainly would've been sympathetic to not jeopardizing his $40-million football contract over smoking pot.

Since she was granted immunity not only from previous charges she lied to a grand jury, but also from anything that might come from her testimony here, she could've reversed course at no penalty and described what was inside the box. If she knew.


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.Shayanna Jenkins cries as she testifies in court during Aaron Hernandez's murder trial. (AP)
Shayanna Jenkins cries as she testifies in court during Aaron Hernandez's murder trial. (AP)
Drugs, maybe. Paraphernalia. If there was anything inside the box to help Hernandez, this was the time to reveal it. She didn't. Instead, she stuck to the story that he never told her what was inside and she never looked.
The only thing she noticed about the box was the smell, yet she never suggested anything of the sort until the very end.

The defense is likely to offer up the marijuana argument again during its closing argument. The problem there, however, is that on Monday Jenkins also testified that the box she removed from the basement weighed "35 to 40 pounds" and was 12 inches wide by 24 inches tall. Surveillance video of her carrying the box shows the petite then 23-year-old struggling with its weight.

There is no way to fit 35 to 40 pounds of marijuana – a lightweight plant – inside a box that size. The physical volume of that much pot would be exponentially bigger.

Rankin tried to focus on Jenkins' grand jury testimony that the box may have only weighed about 25 pounds. Jenkins allowed on Monday that that might be more accurate, but she didn't say for sure. Either way, even 25 pounds is still too much weight for it to be all marijuana.

As such, the prosecution should be able to counter the marijuana defense that the box may have indeed contained drugs, but it also had to contain something heavier, leaving the possibility of guns, other weapons or additional evidence. The Commonwealth can argue Hernandez rounded up every possible item that could incriminate him – 40 pounds of trouble – and put it in that box for Jenkins to dump.

In this case, it can actually smell like marijuana, even be marijuana, and still be the final resting place of that Glock.

By springing the smell theory late in the cross-examination, the defense did prevent the prosecution from preparing fully to question Jenkins in real time. McCauley could only react and think on his feet. So the jury got at least something to think about as it headed home Monday.

On an otherwise tough day for the Aaron Hernandez defense, that passed as a victory.

 

[noblekane]

How was that a victory? That just makes her look like a liar making things up

 

[jjs07]

How was that a victory? That just makes her look like a liar making things up

Because the defense is pushing the angle that the box contained only weed. Obviously, we don't know...but that thing was heavy. Who knows what was in it.

Here's another thing....ol' girl is a liar. She can remember the smell of the box, but can't recall where she dumped it? C'mon now She was obviously granted immunity for a testimony, but it 's all bunk. You'd have a harder time seeing thru that Marques Houston suit than you would with the amount of holes in her statements.

 

[RyGuy45]

While understanding the stand by your man theory I am still going to say her and AH deserve each other. Complete trash couple.

She's gonna have fun with this great life too when there is a good chance he never comes home again and every cent of his will also be gone.

 

[cashbanks]

While understanding the stand by your man theory I am still going to say her and AH deserve each other. Complete trash couple.

She's gonna have fun with this great life too when there is a good chance he never comes home again and every cent of his will also be gone.

Soooo... she should tell on him and guarantee those things happen?

 

[bravelude]

Because the defense is pushing the angle that the box contained only weed. Obviously, we don't know...but that thing was heavy. Who knows what was in it.

Here's another thing....ol' girl is a liar. She can remember the smell of the box, but can't recall where she dumped it? C'mon now She was obviously granted immunity for a testimony, but it 's all bunk. You'd have a harder time seeing thru that Marques Houston suit than you would with the amount of holes in her statements.

I dont get Dan Wetzels novel articles sometimes. She acknowledged Hernandez being a druggie, and i am pretty darn sure she knows the smell of weed. For her to second guess makes it suspicious as heck as well. how can u not remember where uve dumped it.

It feels like the strong evidence is still missing.

hernandez lied to kraft.

 

[RyGuy45]

Soooo... she should tell on him and guarantee those things happen?

Naw...wasn't even referring to her testimony but just everything overall with how this girl operates.

You are choosing the route to stand by a man who's makeup is he guns down other people when they disrespect him, a man who openly cheats on you and you know it, a man who kills your sister's BF and you don't speak to HER anymore, and a man who you are hiding murder weapons for when the time comes.

To each her own but they deserve each other.