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

[jewbacca2]

This dude is gunna be runnin the prison with nothing to lose...

He gunna catch triple the bodies he alrdy has in the pen. watch

Is he going to be in general population?

He'd be a major target.

 

[bigmike23]

I thought NT laywers said he was going to beat this case tho

 

[comptonprince]

Is he going to be in general population?

He'd be a major target.

Chico got hands he already gave 1 person that work in the joint...

 

[comptonprince]

Gon be interesting to see how the other 2 cases go involving this case...

 

[isu 42]

Correct . Any high profile case brings out the inner detective or lawyer on NT. Whether it be Steve McNair, Trayvon Martin, or Aaron Hernandez guys have no clue what's going on.

 

[truth-serum]

Rollingstone isn't credible after that college rape story they fabricated...

This article from Rolling Stones written over a year and a half ago,is the first I heard about Hernandez and the possibility of him using PCP:

“Don’t matter what it’s about: Aaron’s out of his mind,” says one friend of the family. “He’s been twisted on dust now for more than a year, which is when all of this crazy **** started.”

http://www.rollingstone.com/feature/the-gangster-in-the-huddle

Did someone make it up ? Maybe. Sure as hell wasnt me though

 

[law3001]

Dude is getting off this one. Still no verdict. If the justice system works the way it is suppose to , we will have a not guilty verdict

WELL......

 

[noblekane]

Chico got hands he already gave 1 person that work in the joint...

Please elaborate

 

[mister friendly]

http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/01/justice/aaron-hernandez-jailhouse-fight/

 

[comptonprince]

Please elaborate

Yeah bout a year ago AH got into it with another inmate and they crossed paths 1 day in the hall and word was AH put hands on em pretty bad 

 

[law3001]

Yeah bout a year ago AH got into it with another inmate and they crossed paths 1 day in the hall and word was AH put hands on em pretty bad 

I remember hearing about that some time ago. Well gonna be telling dudes come catch this fade for the rest of his life

 

[jthagreat]

it would be really fun to repost all of NT law experts' predictions over the course of this thread. even the last 10 pgs

Yall talkin like a jury decision equals facts. Its a consensus of opinions making A DECISION.

I dont believe i was one of the ones who said he was gonna get off FOR SURE, but to parade around like yall knew there was never any doubt is silly.

calm down.

 

[the 7th mile]

So y'all still say he was snitching or nah? I don't know of many snitches who get life with no parole

 

[comptonprince]

Quick question since AH was found guilty of Murder in 1st degree jury essentially is saying he is/was the actual triggerman correct? If that is the case does that mean the other 2 dustheads will get a lesser charge/sentence?

 

[bravelude]

So y'all still say he was snitching or nah? I don't know of many snitches who get life with no parole

If you don't wanna be the scape goat, you better snitch!!

 

[hume]

If he was a cop, he would've skated with administrative leave and probation from his gun

I was thinking the same thing. It makes you wonder if AH chose the wrong profession.

 

[dman14]

Quick question since AH was found guilty of Murder in 1st degree jury essentially is saying he is/was the actual triggerman correct? If that is the case does that mean the other 2 dustheads will get a lesser charge/sentence?

i think it shows AH was the guy who planned it. whether he actually pulled the trigger or not doesnt really matter at that point. i may be wrong

think those two guys still get a max sentence. crazy how they couldve flipped on AH. dude must really be intimidated

 

[dmxfury]

I was thinking the same thing. It makes you wonder if AH chose the wrong profession.

Or he chose a good profession and could've not done these things.....?

 

[hume]

Or he chose a good profession and could've not done these things.....?

I agree with the poster a few pages back, who said AH is wired to commit these acts. Money and fame are of no consequence.

 

[awwsome]

Can he get the death penalty if he's convicted of the double murder?

 

[bravelude]

Can he get the death penalty if he's convicted of the double murder?

whats massachuesets policy.i never heard about this. i do hear about how they sentence people to like 99 or 110 years in prison,.which is essentially life. they accumulate based on charges.

man,.doing life at age 25. being locked up is real.torture.

 

[jjs07]

Can he get the death penalty if he's convicted of the double murder?

Can he get the death penalty if he's convicted of the double murder?

whats massachuesets policy.i never heard about this. i do hear about how they sentence people to like 99 or 110 years in prison,.which is essentially life. they accumulate based on charges.

man,.doing life at age 25. being locked up is real.torture.

I think the death penalty applies only if it's a federal charge...which is why the marathon bomber will most likely get the chair.

I'd be curious to know if the double-murder ends up being federal case...

 

[dmxfury]

I agree with the poster a few pages back, who said AH is wired to commit these acts. Money and fame are of no consequence.

No doubt I was just being a little facetious

 

[bravelude]

I think the death penalty applies only if it's a federal charge...which is why the marathon bomber will most likely get the chair.

I'd be curious to know if the double-murder ends up being federal case...

I rememeber the unibomber had lethal. Man, does the chair still exist? I cant help but to picture Arnold Swarzenngrt in total recall going nuts in that chair as well.

Isnt the chair more of a hassle? Dont u gotta clean up the hair and smoke.

 

[blastercombo]

I've read somewhere that lethal injection is pretty expensive to do. What's wrong with taking someone out back and pulling a trigger?