Aaron Hernandez found dead after hanging in prison cell
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...ng-prison-cell
Aaron Hernandez found dead after hanging in prison cell
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...ng-prison-cell
Good riddance.
Out: Girardi, Klein, Stepan, Raanta
In: Shattenkirk, Desharnais, Pavalec, DeAngelo/Bereglazalov/Pionk
Yeah, got up to take a leak around 6am, couldn't have been happier seeing that running across the tv at that time with the exception of morning sex. I've been married 15 years and know my wife for 32 years, so Hernandez killing himself will have to do.
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Less taxpayer's money spent to house this fuckwad. It's too bad more lifers don't do this. As was said, good riddance.
Many do, actually. It's the leading cause of death in prison. More than homicide and natural death combined if I read correctly earlier.
That said, zero tears shed over this scumbag offing himself. He had no regard for human life, so I have no regard for his.
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This may have been the reason he off'd himself
http://nypost.com/2017/04/20/patriot...ndez-millions/
Now that Aaron Hernandez may have his conviction posthumously vacated — under an obscure Massachusetts legal doctrine — The Patriots could owe him money, a lawyer said Thursday.
The Pats may actually be contractually obligated to pay Hernandez’ estate a $3.5 million bonus that was stopped hours after his murder arrest in 2013, attorney William Kennedy told the CBS affiliate in Boston.legal experts believe Hernandez’s murder conviction — for the 2013 shooting death of his pal, semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd — will likely now be vacated under an archaic legal doctrine, memorialized in Massachusetts case law, called “abatement ab initio.”Hernandez had been appealing the murder conviction at the time of his suicide. Since that appeal will now never be resolved, under “abatement” he would get a posthumous benefit of the doubt — meaning under the law it would be as if he’d never been charged, tried or convicted.
Family of Aaron Hernandez's victim asks Patriots to pay in wrongful death suit
https://www.aol.com/article/news/201...rong/22050659/
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