Originally posted by duckmanep
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so I shouldn't draft him in my fantasy league this year? 
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prb pick him up in like the 6th round pretty easy
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From the sounds that leaked from the courtroom, that may be next to impossible. This dude is dumb!Originally posted by Smart View PostUnless he gets Ray Lewis'd..Comment
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really seems to be very bad! Prayers for the family of the victim.Comment
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Probably have a star on his helmet before you know it. He'll fit right in...Comment
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What's his prior criminal record? Did he have some run ins with the law in high school or college?Comment
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Ohhh yeaaaahhh. This isn't his first rodeo. Unfortunately it's more of a natural progression.Originally posted by Daniel75 View PostComment
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Originally posted by TexasRed View Post
Please say this again....it has been said 4 times already...Comment
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Probably have a star on his helmet before you know it!Originally posted by Tommyh View PostProbably have a star on his helmet before you know it. He'll fit right in...
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Originally posted by waterdog View PostOriginally posted by Ouch View PostOriginally posted by tsu1998 View PostOriginally posted by TexasRed View PostOriginally posted by Tommyh View PostProbably have a star on his helmet before you know it. He'll fit right in...
Originally posted by lovemylegacy View Post
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Probably have a Super Star on his bar of soap before you know it.
Hi Smart!Comment
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North Attleborough, Massachusetts (CNN) -- Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was charged with first-degree murder Wednesday.
Hernandez is accused in last week's shooting death of Odin Lloyd, whose body was found in an industrial park area less than a mile from Hernandez's home.
Hernandez "drove the victim to the remote spot, and then he orchestrated his execution," First Assistant District Attorney Bill McCauley said in court Wednesday.
"He orchestrated the crime from the beginning and took steps to conceal and destroy evidence," the prosecutor said.
A judge ordered that Hernandez be held without bail.
Michael Fee, the former NFL player's attorney, had argued that the evidence is circumstantial and that bail should be granted.
Lloyd's family tearfully watched during Wednesday's hearing. They did not speak to reporters after leaving the courthouse.
Hernandez, 23, wore a white T-shirt when he appeared in court at Wednesday's arraignment hearing. He stood beside his attorney, his hands cuffed.
After the court hearing, Fee said Hernandez is "doing fine."
A gag order issued during the hearing stopped attorneys from providing additional details afterward.
The Patriots released Hernandez Wednesday after he was arrested and booked at a police station in North Attleborough.
Prosecutor: Surveillance footage showed Hernandez with gun
After days of secrecy in the closely watched investigation, the prosecutor's comments in court provided the first detailed account of Lloyd's killing and the evidence detectives have uncovered.
A jogger found Lloyd's body, riddled with gunshot wounds, in a secluded area of an industrial park near Hernandez's house June 17, McCauley said.
Investigators later found five shell casings at the scene.
Around 2:30 a.m. that same day, the prosecutor said, Lloyd was last seen leaving his Boston home with Hernandez in a silver Nissan Altima.
Less than an hour later, surveillance cameras at the North Attleborough industrial park showed the vehicle heading toward the remote area where Lloyd's body was later found, McCauley said.
"The car goes down there at 3:22," McCauley said. "Four minutes later, the car is visible again. During the interval between 3:23 and 3:27, people who were working the overnight shift hear gunshots."
Minutes later, surveillance video from Hernandez's home security system shows the former NFL player arriving back at his house with two other people, according to the district attorney. Hernandez appears to be holding a firearm, McCauley said.
"The defendant goes walking through the house with the gun in his hand. That is captured in the video. ... And they all go down to the basement," McCauley said. "Once in the basement, the surveillance gets shut off."
McCauley said the gun Hernandez was carrying in the surveillance video has not been found.Comment
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