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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...o-be-arrested/
1.) Investigated in connection to a body found near his house
2.) Involved in a separate investigation for shooting a dude in the face outside of a nightclub
3.) Connected to "two other incidents involving guns and police"
He's turning out to be a sloppier version of Marvin Harrison.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl...z-new-details/
Thurs. June 20, 2013 12:48 PM
Source: Patriots' Hernandez likely to be arrested
By Greg Bedard and Pete Thamel
BOSTON --
" New details surfaced late Wednesday night further tying Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez to the investigation of a homicide of a Boston man. Hernandez's involvement in the case is significant enough that a source with knowledge of the investigation said that Hernandez's arrest is likely. It is not yet known what he would be charged with.
Boston's Fox 25 News, citing an anonymous source, reported on Wednesday night that forensic evidence linked a vehicle driven by Aaron Hernandez at the crime scene. The television station also reported that Hernandez was with the homicide victim, Odin Lloyd, at a Boston bar the night of his death. A jogger found Lloyd's body in an industrial park a mile from Hernandez's North Attleboro, Mass., home on Monday." Fr. LINK above
Please click on the LINK above for the entire story.
What's his .40 time?
I'd need to see the all .22 before I could be sure about him.
Goof left a lot of evidence connecting him to the crime.
The guy's body was left in the trunk of Hernandez' renta car.
Guy should have focused on football.
He'd never be a master criminal.
ReppedQuote:
Originally Posted by swede
seems like a hell of a nice guy
That's the thing that fascinates me about it. He's apparently really bad at crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by KYPack
He should form a club with Sam Hurd.
So...NE goes from two pro-bowl TEs to one coming off 2 back surgeries this offseason and one who will likely spend the coming season discussing defense strategies...
Did Marvin Harrison ever get charged with anything?
I believe he was found guilty of stupidity in the second degree.
Nah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guiness
Harrison got him a Philadelphia lawyer and the whole case just went away.
Word has it that the security system at his home has been destroyed, and he's stopped co-operating with police. Doesn't sound good.
He's already guilty of obstruction of justice and (at the very least) being an accessory to murder after-the-fact. He had a cleaning crew wipe his home and he destroyed his security system in his home before the police could execute their warrant for search.
Even if he skates on everything else (not likely at all) he's still looking at a minimum 3 year suspension from the league, judging by Goodell's past suspensions.
Aaron Hernandez Scouting ReportQuote:
Originally Posted by KYPack
Strength: good hands, strong, deadly accurate, a plus for a multi-weapon attack
Weakness: occasional misfires, hothead, YAC could be problem (Years After Conviction)
Wonder who the Winston Wolf is of Greater Boston.Quote:
Originally Posted by smuggler
LOL I love that one . You know with all the stupidity we see now a days they should add one more category to the combines criminal aptitude :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
I think he has a 30-30 chance of beating the rap.Quote:
Originally Posted by swede
I wish Finley had a killer instinct.
The quote at PFT is that his house was not just cleaned, it was 'scrubbed'. He also destroyed his cell phone, apparently giving the police a baggie with the pieces - although I suspect phone company records will still contain any SMS messages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old School
I remember reading a story about Hernandez before the draft the year he came out - said he had a low IQ and was a punk. Bad combination.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/aaron-herna...1#.UcOD6GJzakAQuote:
Originally Posted by KYPack
"The revelations come as multiple sources tell ABC News that the star NFL player has not been ruled out as a suspect in the murder of a semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd, 27, who was Hernandez's friend.
Hernandez has been at the center of the investigation since Lloyd's body was found shot in the back of the head in a scrubby clearing of an industrial park roughly a mile from the Patriots star's million-dollar mansion in North Attleborough Monday.
Police believe Lloyd was killed between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. Monday, but his well dressed body was not found until 5:30 p.m. by a teenage jogger, several law enforcement sources told ABC News on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss the case." Fr. LINK above
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by swede
but all too common.Quote:
Originally Posted by wist43
Cmon this is a frameup. Phone fell and shattered into a thousand pieces. Security system wouldn't sop beeping at night so he smashed it. Sunday was Game of Thrones party at the house and they reenacted the red wedding with fruit punch and it had to be scrubbed up and the dead guy didn't return the car to Enterprise with a full tank and got what was coming to him per the contract.
Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
lmfao. . . . Why is this shit so funny? It really shouldn't be.
How dumb is that? "Ha ha! I broke my phone! Now you don't know who I called!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Guiness
One e-mail to the NSA and we'll know who he called, when he called, how long he called, what his last ten months of Facebook updates were, and what color Under Armour he ordered from Eastbay.
Does this mean Tebow is switching to Tight End?
Maybe Tebow was brought in to preach to the locker room?
Add to that "and is a millionaire". Toronto had a situation like that with Roberto Alomar for a few years, he was definitely a rich dumb punk. Luckily, he was more funny than dangerous, rumour has it that he liked getting pros up to his room (he lived at the stadium motel) and tell them to, quote, "pray at his temple" lolQuote:
Originally Posted by wist43
Wilde Tweeted today asking of anyone felt different about Finley's occasional unscripted bouts of verbosity given the Pats TE situation. He didn't answer back when I suggested we would know for sure if his alleged Baby Mama starts Tweeting again.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
Good call. One charge down (obstruction): http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...stice/related/Quote:
Originally Posted by smuggler
No... he's an NFL QB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
He's peaceful, a team player...intelligent. He tries to recall where he parked his vehicle.
He doesn't carry a weapon.
He loves his cell phone and loves to be on camera.
He's industrious and cleans his own digs.
Repped for perhaps the best Tebow bio ever written.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodbuck27
Doug Farrar raises parallels to Ray Lewis:
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...124753962.html
Well Thank You sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by denverYooper
By the way denverYooper on NFL Access their mentioning Mr. Tebow and a possibility he might 'in fact' be given a shot to audition as a new Patriot TE.
He better first consult with his Pastor. I'm not sure that TE and good karma go together.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/20...DcJ/story.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by wist43
Who knew Connecticut had shadowy friends? I thought they were all bankers who worked in New York.Quote:
Originally Posted by denverYooper
PFT had two GMs talk about his scouting report and one took him off the board. The stories there were the same as in this Globe article. He was questioned about a shooting while at Florida and he refused to talk. Was suspended for a game for a failed drug test but the suspension was usually a step taken after multiple test failures. One of those GMs said he would have failed anywhere from 3-6 tests to get suspended.
If Jolly got a three year suspension for being a dumb ass and drinking purple juice, what does this rate?
Oh, wait, I forgot. It's the NFL, where taking illegal drugs is bad, but being involved in a murder is okay, as long as you can dodge the system. See Lewis, Ray.
If the coppers and the judicial system don't get Hernandez, Goodell will welcome him back to the NFL with open arms.
But I don't know how Belichek feels about character, although he seems like the type that doesn't care if you murdered a baby as long as you can help him win football games. But if Belichek does cut him, then Hernandez will likely end up in Detroit or Cinci, where he'll fit right in.
Jolly was going to prison. Whether Goodell suspended him or not, he wasn't going to be available.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
Hernandez doesn't sound very bright. How you throw away a $40M contract in order to act and be a tough guy, I don't know. Seems like he has the mentality of a 14 year old and I doubt he was able to get rid of all the evidence.
They already have the neighbors surveillance video, police should be able to see the rental car drive off and then Hernandez walking back home 10 mins later. I'm not sure what the smashing of the cell phone is about. I'm sure the police have a subpoena with Verizon already. Did he take the cell with when he dropped the body? Was it far enough to ping another cell tower - showing he was in the rental car when it left? Is he smart enough to know how to discard a gun? That shit is in a lot of movies, he probably was able to figure that out.
Okay rats, lets draw straws. We get 10 of us together, one of us confesses, Hernandez gives each of us $1M. One of us has to sit in jail for 5-7 years. Who's in?
I'd say we use Mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by cheesner
He'd look like a "Hernandez", for sure.
Is Hernandez a Mexican or is he from the Puerto Rican faction of the Hernandez clan?