So in closing arguments Hernandez' attorney admits he was at the scene. It's essentially an admission to accessory to murder and doesn't give the prosecution an opportunity to do anything further with it. Strategically it appears to introduce doubt on who pulled the trigger, but it could also backfire in that it strengthens the circumstantial case against him. Genius move or did that seal the deal on a guilty verdict?
If I was innocent, I woulda been squawking the entire past year about being wrongly accused, I for sure woulda ratted out the actual shooter during the initial investigation, and I for **** sure woulda testified in my own defense even if it risked being tried for accessory to murder. Hernandez though has been quiet, tried to destroy evidence, and has kept his mouth shut. He is one guilty SOB, and my guess is the jury comes back with a verdict today.
Not as complicated or sensationalized as the OJ trial, but in some ways similar. Wouldn't surprise me if he's found not guilty on murder then gets the max sentence for accessory to murder.
If I was innocent, I woulda been squawking the entire past year about being wrongly accused, I for sure woulda ratted out the actual shooter during the initial investigation, and I for **** sure woulda testified in my own defense even if it risked being tried for accessory to murder. Hernandez though has been quiet, tried to destroy evidence, and has kept his mouth shut. He is one guilty SOB, and my guess is the jury comes back with a verdict today.
Not as complicated or sensationalized as the OJ trial, but in some ways similar. Wouldn't surprise me if he's found not guilty on murder then gets the max sentence for accessory to murder.
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