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Patriots TE Hernandez in big trouble?

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@RLewis52: @AHernandez81 dam homie. ur done. not much u can do accept #denidenideni let me no wear dey try to send u. i no some folks. #proteckshun

 

Fixed that for you.

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So its bad that the police handcuffed a murder suspect? That's what they said?

Pretty much. Not because he is. Murder suspect bit more importantly a New England Patriot.

 

The ESPN guy should be embarrassed.

Pretty much. Not because he is. Murder suspect bit more importantly a New England Patriot.

 

The ESPN guy should be embarrassed.

 

I heard it a little differently, HB.

 

I took Lester Munson as having an issue with the playing to cameras by the prosecutor. I don't think he was saying it was unfair or that we should feel sorry somehow for AH. He said that the prosecutor IS NOT treating AH like any other person charged with murder. The prosecutor could have simply let AH and his attorney come to the police station and turn himself in. He said also that it could be the prosecutor was mad at AH's attorney for some of the comments he's made.

I hope Hernandez has prepared himself to become a wide receiver...

I hope Hernandez has prepared himself to become a wide receiver...

 

He's more than willing to convert from tight end.

 

(Oldest joke on the book)

Heard a reporter say that the biggest evidence that the defense is worried about is the surveillance camera showing AH leaving the area then the company workers hearing the gun shots and then AH returning home almost immediately after that.

I hope Hernandez has prepared himself to become a wide receiver...

 

He's more than willing to convert from tight end.

 

(Oldest joke on the book)

 

Yeah and he isn't living in FL, TX,CA and a number of other places. Boston is a Pat and Mike town. Yeah I know he's from Bristol. It's like Doc Gooden said the other day when talking about his book. When 10 guys or so come after you there isn't much you can do. Don't think there aren't guys in prison who wouldn't get off (no pun intendend there) on taking down a big guy and a former NFL player.

 

 

Pretty sure that a guy like him, if he doesn't already have the gang connections he's alleged to have, he'll develop them quickly, and be OK. If I'm running an Hispanic gang inside the joint, he's gonna be my right-hand man within an hour of his arrival.

 

You guys have some wild ideas about how things work inside. Not saying I'm an expert or anything, but I've got a pretty good idea from talking to a lot of people in that situation. And a clear idea of the concept of "size matters" goes a long way inside the joint.

I heard it a little differently, HB.

 

I took Lester Munson as having an issue with the playing to cameras by the prosecutor. I don't think he was saying it was unfair or that we should feel sorry somehow for AH. He said that the prosecutor IS NOT treating AH like any other person charged with murder. The prosecutor could have simply let AH and his attorney come to the police station and turn himself in. He said also that it could be the prosecutor was mad at AH's attorney for some of the comments he's made.

 

 

That's how I heard it Clyde. Also, consider, that up until today, we really only heard about him as being suspected of obstruction of justice, for which the perp walk would seem a little extreme. For the most part, AH was treated differently. Typically, most people aren't paraded out in front of crowds publicly. If he did it, I don't feel sorry for him at all. Munson mentioned another high profile athlete that had this done to him, Mark Chmura. As it turns out, the allegations against him were totally false, and his career was ruined (and I'm not saying this is the case here).

 

I heard it a little differently, HB.

 

I took Lester Munson as having an issue with the playing to cameras by the prosecutor. I don't think he was saying it was unfair or that we should feel sorry somehow for AH. He said that the prosecutor IS NOT treating AH like any other person charged with murder. The prosecutor could have simply let AH and his attorney come to the police station and turn himself in. He said also that it could be the prosecutor was mad at AH's attorney for some of the comments he's made.

 

I still think that's silly. Why would the prosecutor let him turn himself in? After he's destroyed or attempted to destroy possible evidence?

 

That's how I heard it Clyde. Also, consider, that up until today, we really only heard about him as being suspected of obstruction of justice, for which the perp walk would seem a little extreme. For the most part, AH was treated differently. Typically, most people aren't paraded out in front of crowds publicly. If he did it, I don't feel sorry for him at all. Munson mentioned another high profile athlete that had this done to him, Mark Chmura. As it turns out, the allegations against him were totally false, and his career was ruined (and I'm not saying this is the case here).

 

Didn't this happen to Plax too? I remember him being on camera in handcuffs. Maybe I'm wrong tho.

 

The thing is, this happens in alot of high profile cases. Not just athletes.

 

That's how I heard it Clyde. Also, consider, that up until today, we really only heard about him as being suspected of obstruction of justice, for which the perp walk would seem a little extreme. For the most part, AH was treated differently. Typically, most people aren't paraded out in front of crowds publicly. If he did it, I don't feel sorry for him at all. Munson mentioned another high profile athlete that had this done to him, Mark Chmura. As it turns out, the allegations against him were totally false, and his career was ruined (and I'm not saying this is the case here).

 

Chmura's career ended cause of injury prior to his charges

And the plot thickens...

 

RT @TedDanielFOX25 According to source Aaron Hernandez under investigation for possible connection to 2012 double murder in Boston

Didn't this happen to Plax too? I remember him being on camera in handcuffs. Maybe I'm wrong tho.

 

The thing is, this happens in alot of high profile cases. Not just athletes.

 

I think it did happen with Plax. Really, I have no problem with it, especially where evidence is overwhelming. I do think though these displays are politically motivated.

And the plot thickens...

 

RT @TedDanielFOX25 According to source Aaron Hernandez under investigation for possible connection to 2012 double murder in Boston

 

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