Aaron Hernandez TE / Taken into Custody / Cut by Pats

[Jersey Girl]

Trolling...no it's called RESPONSE

When someone/anyone quotes what I said and I respond...that's now trolling

Disagreeing is 1/2 this board ...good plays bad plays ...decisions.

And the judge giving no bail is a statement of agreement they believe Hernandex is guilty.


So u believe those responding to my statements shouldn't be dishes back what they serve?

You were banned for calling other posters stupid .. repeatedly. That is against the rules of the site. Respectful debate is encouraged on this board. Degrading members is not.

 

[BigRedRage]

Trolling...no it's called RESPONSE

When someone/anyone quotes what I said and I respond...that's now trolling

Disagreeing is 1/2 this board ...good plays bad plays ...decisions.

And the judge giving no bail is a statement of agreement they believe Hernandex is guilty.


So u believe those responding to my statements shouldn't be dishes back what they serve?

No, it doesnt mean they believe he is guilty. Pick up a law book or something.

You called people stupid, that is not simply responding.

 

[SO91]

You are ignorant of the law. And ignorance of the law is no excuse.

Go look in the mirror. Look in it. The guy you see in there, he's so freaking wrong the rest of the board can't stand it. Understand that. Take it to heart. Make it part of your very being. You are completely, totally ignorant and wrong about the basic tenets of the legal system.

Once you are done and have come to peace with your ignorance, please stop posting on anything remotely related to legal matters.

The end.

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[ARZCardinals]

He's 100% guilty!
I laugh how you guys defend him.
P.S Im NEVER leaving! No way kemosabi!

 

[Gee!]

He's 100% guilty!
I laugh how you guys defend him.
P.S Im NEVER leaving! No way kemosabi!

I haven't seen one person defend Hernandez.. Only defend his rights as a US citizen..

 

[ARZCardinals]

Yea now that's a guy to fight for his rights....that's what I find funny...u fight for the rights of a guy....

Double murder soon to be
This murder
Shot dude in the face
Hit guy in head over 2 drinks

He's your hero...smh..lol

Keep fighting as I'll be on the other side.

I'll be back...never leaving!!!

Would you let Hernandez date your daughter? Hang out at your house? Why not!?! Fight for his rights. Criminals who break in your house that slip and fall can sue you. Fight for there rights too.

 

[BigRedRage]

He's 100% guilty!
I laugh how you guys defend him.
P.S Im NEVER leaving! No way kemosabi!

Yea now that's a guy to fight for his rights....that's what I find funny...u fight for the rights of a guy....

Double murder soon to be
This murder
Shot dude in the face
Hit guy in head over 2 drinks

He's your hero...smh..lol

Keep fighting as I'll be on the other side.

I'll be back...never leaving!!!

Would you let Hernandez date your daughter? Hang out at your house? Why not!?! Fight for his rights. Criminals who break in your house that slip and fall can sue you. Fight for there rights too.

Noone is fighting FOR hernandez. Only following the rules of the judicial system. You are the only one fighting for or against, we are just watching the legal system play out. We dont burn witches until we prove they are a witch.

At this point he looks very guilty but I wasnt there so I will let the judge and jury decide.

PS: its Their, not there.

Every citizen has rights, this isnt russia. If he is found guilty, he will lose all his rights. This is how our great country works.





again. NO ONE is defending hernandez. I dont know what is so hard to comprehend for you.

 

[GuernseyCard]

As a wise man once said: ”Never argue with an idiot. He'll bring you down to his level and beat you with experience".

 

[Darkside]

One of my favorites is: "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."

 

[Chris_Sanders]

Yea now that's a guy to fight for his rights....that's what I find funny...u fight for the rights of a guy....

Double murder soon to be
This murder
Shot dude in the face
Hit guy in head over 2 drinks

He's your hero...smh..lol

Keep fighting as I'll be on the other side.

I'll be back...never leaving!!!

Would you let Hernandez date your daughter? Hang out at your house? Why not!?! Fight for his rights. Criminals who break in your house that slip and fall can sue you. Fight for there rights too.

You are now banned for a month for repeated trolling. Since 3 days wasn't enough to deter you, perhaps this will make you reconsider next time.

If not, I will make it a year and keep going.

If you re-register, I will add another month.

 

[Brian in Mesa]

Would you let Hernandez date your daughter? Hang out at your house? Why not!?! Fight for his rights. Criminals who break in your house that slip and fall can sue you. Fight for there rights too.

Hopefully he studies how to use "their," "there," and "they're" while he is on a break.

 

[BigRedRage]

On Tuesday, limited snippets of an affidavit filed in a Florida court emerged, via the Associated Press. And while the information published by the AP was accurate, it was hardly complete.
Albert Breer of NFL Network has passed along the entire affidavit, and it paints a much more comprehensive picture of what Ortiz said, and when and where he said it.
Basically, Ortiz said everything he knows.
As of Tuesday, June 25, Ortiz was on probation. He showed up that day for a previously-scheduled meeting with his probation officer. When Ortiz got there, he learned that there was another purpose for that day’s meeting.
Investigators provided Ortiz with the so-called Miranda warnings (“you have the right to remain silent . . .”), and Ortiz nevertheless agreed to speak. Both the video and audio were recorded.
Ortiz said that he and Wallace arrived at Hernandez’s home in North Attleboro just after midnight on June 17, 2013. Hernandez and Shayanna Jenkins weren’t home; a babysitter let Wallace and Ortiz into the home.
Ortiz saw “a small and large handgun” in the home, and when Hernandez returned with Jenkins, Ortiz saw Hernandez “carrying a handgun.”
The three men — Hernandez, Ortiz, and Wallace — left the home at 1:09 a.m., stopping once for gas and then picking up Odin Lloyd and traveling back to North Attleboro.
Ortiz told police that, on the drive back, “he overheard Mr. Hernandez state directly to Mr. Lloyd that he was ‘chilling’ with people that [Hernandez] had problems with.” Ortiz said that Hernandez and Lloyd “made up by ‘shaking hands’ and added that ‘it’ was squashed.”
Ortiz then fell asleep. He woke up when the vehicle stopped, and Ortiz saw the other three men — Hernandez, Wallace, and Lloyd — get out of the car “to urinate.”
Ortiz then heard gunshots.
Hernandez and Wallace got back in to the car “without Mr. Lloyd,” and the vehicle “fled” the scene.
Because he had been asleep and stayed in the car, Ortiz didn’t know who had fired the shots, which makes Monday’s report that Wallace told Ortiz that Hernandez fired the shots now more sensible.
When the vehicle returned to Hernandez’s house, Wallace asked Ortiz to get a small gun located under the rear of the driver’s seat. Ortiz got the gun, carried it inside, and gave it to Hernandez.
Ortiz said that he then went back to sleep.
The affidavit confirms that it was Ortiz who told police about the things Hernandez said to Lloyd in the car, but Ortiz’s version as explained in the affidavit differs from the representations made in court by prosecutor Bill McCauley during Hernandez’s arraignment. For example, McCauley mentioned that Hernandez spoke about not being able to trust anyone, and that Hernandez wasn’t upset about Lloyd “chilling” with people Hernandez had issues with but that Lloyd had actually said something to them that called his trustworthiness in to question. Also, McCauley said nothing about Hernandez and Lloyd making up.
Still, if Ortiz repeats his story in court, it will be very hard to overcome the clear and complete picture it paints. While Hernandez’s lawyers surely will try to paint Ortiz as a liar, the reality is that Hernandez specifically asked Ortiz and Wallace to come to Massachusetts from Connecticut. As a practical matter, Hernandez is pretty much stuck with whatever Ortiz says happened, unless Hernandez and Wallace plan to offer an alternative explanation on the witness stand at trial.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ipped-on-hernandez-told-them-the-whole-story/

 

[ArizonaSportsFan]

How do you "witness" a murder, or even know that one is about to happen, and "go to sleep"? If true, none of these guys qualify as a human being to me. It is hard to completely believe his story just based on that alone...

 

[ajcardfan]

How do you "witness" a murder, or even know that one is about to happen, and "go to sleep"? If true, none of these guys qualify as a human being to me. It is hard to completely believe his story just based on that alone...

Maybe it's all in a day's work for these guys?

 

[BigRedRage]

How do you "witness" a murder, or even know that one is about to happen, and "go to sleep"? If true, none of these guys qualify as a human being to me. It is hard to completely believe his story just based on that alone...

I say he is full of ****. Who wake sup at a stop, noticves that not everyone gets back in the car and just goes to sleep? is he claiming he was awake during the murder but didnt hear gunshots?

Either he pulled the trigger or he just thinks that is a believable story.

 

[PDXChris]

I say he is full of ****. Who wake sup at a stop, noticves that not everyone gets back in the car and just goes to sleep? is he claiming he was awake during the murder but didnt hear gunshots?

Either he pulled the trigger or he just thinks that is a believable story.

I thought I read somewhere he said the gunshot woke him up. He must have known it was going to happen and may not have been his first time in one of these situations.

 

[CtCardinals78]

Looks like the Patriots got "duped" again by another guy with character issues.

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2013/07/11/patriots-on-dennard-arrest-extremely-disappointed/

 

[BigRedRage]

I thought I read somewhere he said the gunshot woke him up. He must have known it was going to happen and may not have been his first time in one of these situations.

He woke up when the vehicle stopped, and Ortiz saw the other three men — Hernandez, Wallace, and Lloyd — get out of the car “to urinate.”
Ortiz then heard gunshots.
Hernandez and Wallace got back in to the car “without Mr. Lloyd,” and the vehicle “fled” the scene.
Because he had been asleep and stayed in the car,

He's lying and that is going to hurt the case.

 

[HeavyB3]

Maybe he's getting sleep and black out drunk confused?

 

[john h]

No one interested in this at all? I think it's a pretty big thing.. And as time is going by, the more its looking bad for Hernandez..

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...dez-with-dead-associate-on-evening-of-murder/

If you grow up in a gang/drug atmosphere for most of your life it is unlikely any amount of money is going to change your character or way of thinking and acting. He was a troubled kid back in high school. His recent $40 million contract likely served to only make his character and sense of empowerment worse. One has to wonder how all the coaches missed out on what this guy is all about. How would you like to have your locker next to his in the locker room. When his team did his pre draft interview I wonder if they had all the information on his background. Real bad guys tend to remain real bad guys. We wonder how a young guy with $40 million could do what he is accused of? Because we cannot even imagine what goes through his head on a daily basis. He could be the worlds greatest football player and I still would not want him on my team. Surely he did not fool all the coaches and scouts, etc on his team when he was drafted. He had a history ot look at. I doubt he was smart enough to fool all the people who interviewed him prior to drafting him. I can see how and O.J. could slip on by as he was rather smart and even an actor but Mr. Hernandez was neither.

 

[PDXChris]

Pouncey twins apparently show their support for Hernandez

Via Deadspin, a photo of what appears to be Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey and Dolphins center Mike Pouncey wearing “Free Hernandez” hats has surfaced on the Internet.

Both men played with Aaron Hernandez at the University of Florida. Both have had their names come up in connection with the unsolved September 2007 shooting that may or may not have involved Hernandez.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/14/pouncey-twins-show-their-support-for-hernandez/

If this story could not get any more strange.

 

[Dback Jon]

No surprise that Hernandez got away with stuff in Florida.

He should have lured Odin to Florida. He'd be a free man.

 

[cardncubfan]

No surprise that Hernandez got away with stuff in Florida.

He should have lured Odin to Florida. He'd be a free man.

Where is the "Like" button for this?

 

[Buckybird]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/14/pouncey-twins-show-their-support-for-hernandez/

If this story could not get any more strange.

*********
Yeah, let's support a murderer lol

 

[Fitz Rulz]

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