And he's apparently still up for some more charges. Well that is that I guess. You have to wonder how this affects his brother. I don't meant to be rude pointing that out, but it's Iowa football related.
OT: Hernandez GUILTY!!! Life without parole....
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Agree that rehabilitation should be part of incarceration. But there is nothing wrong with mandating that someone who committed the crime that Aaron Hernandez did be locked up for the rest of their life. Some crimes are so heinous that the person who did them forfeits their right to participate in society anymore.
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So you're saying that I should wait until all the kickers are taken before I draft him in fantasy football....
Ok I laughedOriginally posted by Douglas C. Neidermeyer:
So you're saying that I should wait until all the kickers are taken before I draft him in fantasy football....
what a wasted life; he is just 25 (he was arrested at age 23, of course) and will spend the rest of his life locked up
from ESPN.com (be sure to read the third paragraph; would a cold blooded killer be so dumb?):
Hernandez was ordered to serve his life sentence at MCI-Cedar Junction in Walpole, Massachusetts. That prison is approximately 1.5 miles from Gillette Stadium, where Hernandez played three seasons for the Patriots.
For reasons that were never made clear to the jury, the victim was shot six times in the middle of the night on June 17, 2013, in a deserted industrial park near Hernandez's home in North Attleborough.
Police almost immediately zeroed in on Hernandez because they found in the victim's pocket the key to a car the NFL player had rented. Within hours of Hernandez's arrest, the Patriots cut the former Pro Bowl player, who was considered one of the top tight ends in the game.
Hernandez was an All-American out of the University of Florida who was drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round in 2010. The Patriots signed Hernandez to a $40 million contract in 2012. Within hours of his arrest [June, 2013], the team cut the former Pro Bowler.
Here is a pic of Aaron and DJ (the now former Iowa assistant)
This post was edited on 4/15 4:45 PM by OnceAhawk
from ESPN.com (be sure to read the third paragraph; would a cold blooded killer be so dumb?):
Hernandez was ordered to serve his life sentence at MCI-Cedar Junction in Walpole, Massachusetts. That prison is approximately 1.5 miles from Gillette Stadium, where Hernandez played three seasons for the Patriots.
For reasons that were never made clear to the jury, the victim was shot six times in the middle of the night on June 17, 2013, in a deserted industrial park near Hernandez's home in North Attleborough.
Police almost immediately zeroed in on Hernandez because they found in the victim's pocket the key to a car the NFL player had rented. Within hours of Hernandez's arrest, the Patriots cut the former Pro Bowl player, who was considered one of the top tight ends in the game.
Hernandez was an All-American out of the University of Florida who was drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round in 2010. The Patriots signed Hernandez to a $40 million contract in 2012. Within hours of his arrest [June, 2013], the team cut the former Pro Bowler.
Here is a pic of Aaron and DJ (the now former Iowa assistant)
This post was edited on 4/15 4:45 PM by OnceAhawk
Wow. Look what $40 million dollars can do. Nobody in the Hernandez family will be rich anymore. They'll be taking cookies and clean underwear to Aaron on visiting days. And it's no more related to Iowa football than the OP is to Steven Hawking.
Did he quit? Or are you insinuating (for some asinine reason) he should leave because of this?
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Agree Gutt. Let's see; convicted of killing a man because he was concerned that the man was going to give up information that implicated him in...wait for it...ANOTHER KILLING. Yes, let's send Aaron into group hand-holding and singing.
Wondering if Cougar would be up for allowing Mr. Hernadez to stay with his family while he gets back on his feet after having been "rehabilitated".
Cougar, are you for real? I suppose you believe icis is just misunderstood too? I would wager a bet your a liberal. Unbelievable thinking.
my bad; i really thought that his grad asst position was completed and that he was moving on....Originally posted by StormHawk42:
Well, he was at the open practice last week, so me thinks he's still here
is he still a grad asst or a "real asst" now?
how long do grad asst jobs normally last? i am sure they don't pay well
my bad; i really thought that his grad asst position was completed and that he was moving on....Originally posted by StormHawk42:
Well, he was at the open practice last week, so me thinks he's still here
is he still a grad asst or a "real asst" now?
how long do grad asst jobs normally last? i am sure they don't pay well
my bad; i really thought that his grad asst position was completed and that he was moving on....Originally posted by StormHawk42:
Well, he was at the open practice last week, so me thinks he's still here
is he still a grad asst or a "real asst" now?
how long do grad asst jobs normally last? i am sure they don't pay well
I don't think you can rehabilitate murderers, which is why he's in prison for life, there's no rehabilitation for that. I agree that he should be put to death. I'm just saying that there should be more money put into the system for rehabilitation than there is.
Hell no, I wouldn't let him near my family. if I wouldn't let MattFoley near my family, I wouldn't let Aaron Hernandez near my family.
Ya'll need to quit reading into things.
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