re: Aaron Hernandez found guilty of first degree murder

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I may be hate filled but Im not discrminate. I cant believe alot of you would support letting someone that would slit your throat and rape your daughter then laugh about live in prison for an entire lifetime on your dollar rather than be executed yesterday. Obviously not talking about Hernandez here because I dont think he's that hardcore of a POS, but this country is littered with completely immoral people that wouldnt think twice about harming you or your family and the only way to meet that is to meet is with swift, cruel, force head on. Again, this is very simple.

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What? I don't even... What did I just read?

The dude who killed someone (possibly multiple people) isn't that big of a deal to you, but people who break into someone's house should be killed??

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quote: And I think that a psychotic, hateful way of looking at the world. The vast majority of break-ins are simple burglaries with no threat to occupants as the locations are uninhabited.

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I agree. If all break ins were done to cause harm to the people inside, then why so so many burglars wait until the people aren't home???

And in every case with a break in while people were inside, none of the burglars ever ran away? Every single one attempted to harm someone? Because I know of someone where the guy realized she was home and took off running....hmmm

Or what if kraft's old arse misremembered what he said?

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Kraft testified under oath that he spoke with Hernandez when reports first surfaced of Lloyd’s death, and that Hernandez had given Kraft an assurance that he was not involved. Hernandez claimed to Kraft that he had been inside a club at the time that Lloyd was killed, which sounds like a good alibi — except that it raised questions in the minds of jurors as to how, exactly, Hernandez could have known what time Lloyd was killed. “One part, for me, was Aaron’s alleged statement that . . . he was at a club at that time,” one juror said. “We still don’t know the exact time of Odin’s murder, specifically.

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Isn't this a moot point, didn't Hernandez's lawyer admit in closing arguments that he was at the murder scene, but it was his two co-defendants (waiting for their own trial) that actually did the killing?

Also, DNA evidence linked Hernandez being at the murder scene because his saliva was on a blunt?

according to yahoo, hernandez was taken down by a bull dyke.

I walked into a strangers apartment before by mistake by mixing up apartment numbers, should I have been shot?

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Do tell man, you got to have some hard stories

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I'll keep those stories to myself.

Kraft put the last nail in his coffin.

Another PFT article. His million dollar lawyers may have fricked him as well

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The jurors who determined that former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez killed Odin Lloyd conducted a joint press conference on Wednesday, making plenty of interesting observations about the process that ended with Hernandez being convicted. Most significantly, the jurors expressed surprise that defense lawyer James Sultan admitted during closing arguments that Hernandez witnessed the murder. “We were all shocked by that,” one of the jurors said, via the Boston Globe. The others expressed agreement with that sentiment. It was shocking for multiple reasons. First, there was no testimony or other evidence introduced at trial placing Hernandez at the scene of the shooting. Second, the notion that Hernandez saw someone kill his future brother-in-law (as Sultan also suggested during closing arguments) and then brought the murderer back to Hernandez’s home, where his infant daughter was sleeping, made no sense. The effort to sneak in evidence that hadn’t been introduced at trial arose from a desire to supply an alternative explanation to the theory that Hernandez killed Lloyd. In hindsight, it would have been better to stick with the “it wasn’t me” defense, and to poke repeatedly at holes in the government’s failure to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it was. That tactic could result in an eventual effort by Hernandez to prove that he received ineffective assistance of counsel, one of the common post-trial strategies for attacking a verdict — and for getting a new trial. For now, it’s one of the reasons the jury rejected the idea that Hernandez should be acquitted. The jurors also said they were surprised to learn that Hernandez faces multiple other allegations, including the 2012 double murder in Boston and the 2013 shooting of Alexander Bradley, who testified in connection with the Lloyd murder. They said that the news made them feel vindicated about their decision. This assumes one or more of them didn’t already know about the other allegations. At least one surely did, and he or she is surely smart enough not to admit it.

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