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His lawyer made me believe he should be out in bail 
But the damn D.A. Brought up major points to not grant him bail
But the damn D.A. Brought up major points to not grant him bail
New Report - Aaron Hernandez Molested as a Child - p. 167
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Them zooming in on the blood tattoo .. on this live coverage
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watch him get bail n run
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He should be out on bail, he can't go anywhere. He's not a risk, and he'd be on house arrest.
This isn't 1925, it's a new time.
He's still going to jail for the rest of his life when the trial is set and done tho.
This isn't 1925, it's a new time.
He's still going to jail for the rest of his life when the trial is set and done tho.
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an accused murderer out on bail isn't a risk? man...
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Guarantee he calls an audible and tries a hot route right out the back door. He knows he's going to the bing for football numbers, why not give an escape a whirl?
I feel real bad for D.J. though. Dude is the complete opposite of Aaron and a genuinely good dude. He did get busted last year for stealing plays from the opposing team though
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How would he be a risk?
He wouldn't be able to leave his house, he'd be on GPS house arrest, his passports taken from him, his guns are gone, and his phone likely to be monitored.
Give him bail so he can at least talk to his lawyers. He soukd be given that right.
If this was 1990 I wouldn't give him bail but technology these days - he can't move, even if he is at home.
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Not getting bailed. These damn woman judges
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Bail denied, judge aint playing with her words
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bail denied, would have been out on 250,000
shouldve looked in ray ray's bail amount, which i believe was half a milli
shouldve looked in ray ray's bail amount, which i believe was half a milli
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Damn
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Judge just waived the Mutumbo finger at Hernandez!
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Who is the black woman w/ the shades?
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His lawyers can visit him in Jail man... Hes not cut off from communication with his legal advisers just because hes not out on bail.
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girlfriend/baby mama
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11:24 AM PT -- The prosecutor just said they're seeking a life sentence for Hernandez without the possibility of parole ... huge
per the hearing ( tmz footage)
uh oh
per the hearing ( tmz footage)
uh oh
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ain't no rights being denied to him just because he's an accused murdered and in jail so why grant him the privilege of his creature comforts of his home while this plays out?
he don't need bail to talk to his lawyers. they got rooms for that where he is
he don't need bail to talk to his lawyers. they got rooms for that where he is
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He was living in fear and was paranoid.
Aaron Hernandez was in constant fear that someone wanted him dead ... and that's why he stocked up on firearms ... sources close to the former New England Patriots star tell TMZ.
We're told ... the stories about Aaron's connections to gang members in Connecticut are real -- because the 23-year-old had joined one back when he was a teenager.
Sources connected to Aaron tell us ... he had been trying to move away from the gangster life ever since he signed his fat $40 million contract with the Patriots back in 2012, but it's not as easy as it sounds.
In fact, we're told Aaron believed people in the gangster world felt Aaron owed them something ... but it wasn't all about money -- they wanted his time and respect.
Sources say ... in the months leading up to the death of Odin Lloyd, Hernandez became paranoid that people from his "old lifestyle" were trying to kill him. It's unclear if Aaron feared scorned friends ... or rivals.
We're told ... the stories about Aaron's connections to gang members in Connecticut are real -- because the 23-year-old had joined one back when he was a teenager.
Sources connected to Aaron tell us ... he had been trying to move away from the gangster life ever since he signed his fat $40 million contract with the Patriots back in 2012, but it's not as easy as it sounds.
In fact, we're told Aaron believed people in the gangster world felt Aaron owed them something ... but it wasn't all about money -- they wanted his time and respect.
Sources say ... in the months leading up to the death of Odin Lloyd, Hernandez became paranoid that people from his "old lifestyle" were trying to kill him. It's unclear if Aaron feared scorned friends ... or rivals.
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He's never getting out.
I hope one of those tattoo's is a map of the prison.
I hope one of those tattoo's is a map of the prison.
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Yup, he's never going to see his home again now.
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Who are these functioning ******s who are cheering and chanting innocent? Smh.
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why is the crowd cheering 
i hate to see a young man throw his life away but the evidence against him is crazy, he cant be this dumb
i hate to see a young man throw his life away but the evidence against him is crazy, he cant be this dumb
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Glad that scumbag got denied bail.
