- Jun 12, 2014
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does this mean he gets his All-American Brick back on campus? He is an innocent man.....
Aaron Hernandez Commits Suicide
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does this mean he gets his All-American Brick back on campus? He is an innocent man.....
- Aug 11, 2015
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I dunno but I think he's the worst athlete story to come out of UF and among the worst ever, any sport, any place.
Ironic that he was close with Tebow, one of the very best ever.
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With due respect, as a criminal defense attorney I've learned first hand that law enforcement officers of all types, shapes, fields, and sizes sometimes falsify reports, commit perjury, and injure/kill people unjustly. Proof of these acts sometimes is discovered, and sometimes not. Something tells me that the crazy guy who recently got boiled to death in a SoFla prison shower was the victim of vindictive/negligent guards, as was the juvenile delinquent beaten to death by guards in north florida a few years back. So, you'll forgive me for not trusting that everyone in this field is "good people."
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Puta is back. I thought we banned this troll.
Well, with due respect, I've learned that almost 100% of criminals lie and about the same percentage of the defense attorneys do also.
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- Jun 12, 2014
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Just stopped giving any credence whatsoever to anything you have to say after the above was mentioned...The only people who lie more than criminals... are criminal defense lawyers.
- Jun 11, 2014
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Aaron Hernandez had tons and tons of ability, skill and talent. ...that all got wasted.
He lost his beloved father tragically, deeply wounding him. Probably cutting any moorings that would have helped him most.
He made foolish, terrible choices to start down many bad roads.
This choices shaped him into a pretty terrible person in many ways and toward many people, even if he truly was a good friend to some.
He killed at least one person, likely more. Severely mistreated many others.
He died by either his own hand, full of loss, pain and hopelessness or by others who would not allow him to live any longer.
Either way, it does save lots of money and the possibility of him hurting others ~ or ~ potentially turning around his mindset and behavior.
His victims, their families and his own daughter are the real victims, as others have said.
Some of that makes me angry. Some, curious. Some, relieved.
All of it makes me sad.
He lost his beloved father tragically, deeply wounding him. Probably cutting any moorings that would have helped him most.
He made foolish, terrible choices to start down many bad roads.
This choices shaped him into a pretty terrible person in many ways and toward many people, even if he truly was a good friend to some.
He killed at least one person, likely more. Severely mistreated many others.
He died by either his own hand, full of loss, pain and hopelessness or by others who would not allow him to live any longer.
Either way, it does save lots of money and the possibility of him hurting others ~ or ~ potentially turning around his mindset and behavior.
His victims, their families and his own daughter are the real victims, as others have said.
Some of that makes me angry. Some, curious. Some, relieved.
All of it makes me sad.
- Jun 24, 2014
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It is comical to read about this on TOS. You have people attacking posters for saying things like he got what he deserves or that they are happy he is dead. Someone called Hernandez a fellow Gator. So freaking whacked out. We are morally bankrupt for thinking this is anything close to a positive.
The world is a better place. I'll say it again.
The world is a better place. I'll say it again.
- Jun 19, 2014
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Top 1% of 1%. Shelley's faux bible study didn't work.
- Jun 5, 2014
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I read an article on AH a couple of days ago with a lot of quotes from Pats players. He was a remarkable talent who could do anything they wanted him to do, including taking handoffs like a running back. The combo of him Gronk was devastating. Donte Stallworth said he felt he was on his way to the Hall of Fame.
What an incredible waste of the talent you've been blessed with.
What an incredible waste of the talent you've been blessed with.
- Jul 15, 2014
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And with no conviction, his estate may be entitled to his signing bonus/guaranteed money...
- Jun 11, 2014
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That's some f.v.cked up $$$hit.
- Jun 10, 2014
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I'm betting the NFL can fight that tooth and nail and win. If not, the Hernandez's will have their pants sued off and the money will end up with Odin Lloyd's family.
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I read the updates in the link. The smoking of synthetic marijuana the night he killed himself angle makes sense to me. From what I've heard and read, that stuff can really fcvk somebody's mind up when high on it to the point they go over the edge.
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Just like OJ's pension, it can't be touched by civil suits.
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It's not, but it's ok to be delusional. RIP to a gator great AH81, to Odin Lloyd and most of all both of their families. Mental illness is a serious problem in this country.
