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This sounds like something a Juggalo might do.At 1:12 a.m., the three left in Hernandez's rented silver Nissan Altima, McCauley said. Cell towers tracked their movements to a gas station off the highway. There, he said, Hernandez bought blue Bubblicious cotton candy gum.
Adam Schefter on TwitterBoston PD has located red SUV with RI plates it was looking for as identified in July 2012 homicide. Aaron Hernandez rented it.
Wow can we delete this thread already?PurpleMustReign wrote:I love the "Innocent until proven guilty" crowd, lol. They can't even arrest anyone nowadays unless they have almost foolproof evidence.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... odin-lloydCiting law enforcement officials, Boston.com reported Thursday afternoon that investigators now believe Lloyd, who was shot to death near Hernandez's suburban Boston home last week, might have had information on the shooting death of two men at an intersection in Boston's South End after an altercation at a nearby club early in the morning of July 15, 2012. The fight involved two men and a group that included Hernandez, the report said.
More murders. Just keeps getting crazier and crazier.The Breeze wrote:Some insight on Hernandez's motive for wanting Lloyd dead:
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... odin-lloyd
This one isn't.hibbingviking wrote: serial killers are smart.
No verdict because they're finally going to court. Unsolved murders are definitely an issue, as Cliff previously pointed out. But I still believe someone is pretty naive--or maybe a little arrogant--to think they're never going to get caught. I stand by that. I don't care how many go unsolved. It's still foolish for someone to think they can do this kind of thing and just live their merry little life like it's all going to be okay. It'll eventually catch up to a person, in one way or another. I don't like the lengthy process either, but both teams have to have time to build their cases. When first degree murder is the charge--and possibly death penalty in some states--they take even LONGER. I just watched the Jodi Arias case for MONTHS. Know how long she was sitting in jail waiting for her trial? Five years. She stabbed her ex 28 times, slit his throat, and shot him...and it STILL took them five freakin years to bring that to trial. It's pathetic. Look at the LOADS of evidence they have against Hernandez. They already said he won't go to trial until at least 2014. Might be even way longer now that they are finding him linked to other things. With that said, at least he's in jail where he belongs so he can't hurt anyone else. Still. These things DO take way too long, and I have nothing to do with that. lol. I also have nothing to do with the fact that so many go unsolved. All I was saying is: Hernandez is really dumb, and I'm not dumb enough to make the same mistakes.JEC334 wrote: Outside of Hernandez there alot of unsolved murders out here. Look at the George Zimmerman vs Trayvon Martin case. How long as Trayvon is dead, they're presented a crap load of evidence and still no verdict. And that's just one of many murders that have yet to be resolved.
Little ol' Melanie would get caught, just as Hernandez did. I don't want to be introduced to Big Broom Betty anytime soon.Demi wrote: Wow can we delete this thread already?
Innocent until proven guilty! We shouldn't even be discussing this!
Now, I just think they're trying to make sure he stays in jail.The Breeze wrote:Some insight on Hernandez's motive for wanting Lloyd dead:
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... odin-lloyd
Five? I'm only coming up with four. Either way, if Brady and Belichick are able to make the playoffs and all that jazz--as usual...they really are the real deal. With that said, I hope they're awful. Go Bills!dead_poet wrote: It's really hard to feel sorry for the Pats. But the stat that they might be missing their top FIVE receivers from a year ago is staggering. Pretty sure I'll be targeting Amendola in fantasy this year.
Lloyd, Welker, Branch, Hernandez, Gronk I believeMelanieMFunk wrote: Five? I'm only coming up with four.
Sorry, should have said top five pass catcher as #5 was Woodhead.Crax wrote: Lloyd, Welker, Branch, Hernandez, Gronk I believe
Aha. Woodhead was the one I was missing. I was kind of thinking it was a RB, but I didn't realize Woodhead went elsewhere.S197 wrote: Sorry, should have said top five pass catcher as #5 was Woodhead.
