Hernandez guilty
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That's too bad. He seemed like a fine young man.
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Early in the case I thought he would get off unless one of his homies flipped on him. But the absolute mountain of evidence was way too much for any honest juror to think that AH wasn't at least at the scene. AH has such a ****** up past that it boggles my mind that anyone with an ounce of common sense would associate with this psycho. Speaking of which how big is Pounceys contract?
All circumstantial evidence, but everyone knew the guy was guilty. Happy to see the jury got this right without the murder weapon.
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Physical evidence placing him at the scene of the murder. Plenty of evidence of a coverup later.
If he didn't pull the trigger, at a minimum he was involved in planning and carrying out someone's execution.
If he didn't pull the trigger, at a minimum he was involved in planning and carrying out someone's execution.
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His own defense placed him at the scene. They told some crazy story about his friends killing the guy why Hernandez was in total disbelief. There was no way he could be found not guilt unless the jury was a bunch of morons. The physical evidence and motive were all there.
The problem with the story is that Hernandez was the leader of the group. He was no follower.
yep, the imprint from his retro Jordans and his fkn DNA-laced gum round at the scene placed him there.
he was not a "scared 23 year-old boy" as they portrayed him to be.
he was not a "scared 23 year-old boy" as they portrayed him to be.
Absolutely the stupidest, or simply the brashest criminal - ever. How dumb does one have to be to chew gum, spit it out, and leave it on the ground next to the body you filled with holes...
