Hernandez Guilty

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Per CNN

[sharp_stick]

1. Jesus that was fast

usually they drag out the pronouncement to get all the media in place.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. Why would someone with such a bright future throw his life away?

If i had his life I would kiss the ground every day.

[hifiguy]

13. You can't fix stupid.

And he did all this shit AFTER signing for the big bucks. Dumber than a sack of hammers doesn't even begin to define this fuckstick.

I guess some males just have to prove that they are "tough guys" with "street cred."

Enjoy the rest of your life in the Big House you stupid asshole. You more than earned it.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

14. He started a bar fight when he was at U of F, the cops came, and his teammate, Tim Tebow ...

He started a bar fight when he was at U of F, the cops came, and his teammate, Tim Tebow had to straighten it out.

[NM_Birder]

17. LOL .......

I picture Tebow parting the bar fight like moses

Tebow is an easy target to make fun of, ...............but he's actually a pretty damn decent guy.

[GummyBearz]

15. He assumed if OJ could get away with it with DNA evidence he could too

He had a pretty confident, almost smug, look the whole trial...

Idiot deserves to rot away in a small cell

[merrily]

3. The judge is on TV now, addressing the jury about handling media.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

4. Hernandez is very stoic./NT

[frogmarch]

5. Video + CNN article

http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/15/us/aaron-hernandez-verdict/

[Dwayne Hicks]

6. Not surprised

This guy had it all and threw it all away, let him rot in prison for life.

[dixiegrrrrl]

7. His lawyer's explanation sucked.

Hernandez's attorney, Sultan, told jurors that Hernandez "witnessed" Lloyd's killing, "committed by somebody he knew," and that the former NFL player "really didn't know what to do, so he put one foot in front of another" and moved on with his life.

[Sissyk]

8. When you don't have a defense,

you have to choose something to tell the jury.

Some pundits think it indeed gave the jury pause since they deliberated for 36 hours. I'm no expert, but I think some pundits don't really know what the hell they are talking about when the jury just takes their time and reviews all evidence.

He still has the double-murder(?) trial in Florida to go through, also.

[pipi_k]

19. Double murder trial

will also be held here in Mass, probably during the summer from what I heard.

As far as pundits go, IMO most of them don't know their asses from their elbows.

Nobody just reports the news anymore...now they have to add their own two cents (i.e. stupid opinions)

[Sissyk]

20. You got that right!

And, as soon as a Prosecutor or Defense Team Lawyer gets on a high-profile jury, their mug is on the TV every other trial thereafter. lol!

[Baclava]

9. Sentencing done - Life without parole

His prison will be less than 2 miles from Gillette stadium? I saw that on Fb

[NM_Birder]

10. and 4 years concurent

for weapons charge lol.

the douchebag never looked remorseful, or even have any emotion even thru the family statements..

[DemocratSinceBirth]

11. He should have tried to emulate Tim Tebow at U of F...

He was already getting into trouble in Gainesville and Tebow was getting him out of it.

[Baclava]

12. 25 years old, recently signed a $40M contract - and he throws it all away - fuck him

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Aaron Hernandez ordered to serve life sentence at MCI Cedar Junction near Gillette Stadium

[NM_Birder]

16. new statistics for NFL murder trials

Buffalo Bills - 1-0
Patriots 0-1

[Baclava]

18. I hear Lawrence Phillips is looking for a new cellmate

Former NFL Player Lawrence Phillips Suspected of Killing His Cellmate

http://www.people.com/article/former-nfl-player-lawrence-phillips-suspected-killing-cellmate


I can see Hernandez doing the same

[NM_Birder]

21. maybe a ANOTHER remake of "the longest yard"

eventually there will have enough players as inmates to field a team.
It was pretty incredible how emotionless that douchebag just stood there, during the family comments.

[NM_Birder]

22. .

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[pipi_k]

23. I can't imagine

spending 50 or more years in prison. He's only 25. It gives me the willies to think of a whole lifetime wasted like that when he could have been free and living a good and productive (not to mention famous) life.

And yeah...the prison is like 1.5 miles from Gillette stadium. He'll spend the rest of his life hearing the cheers filling the air during home games. No doubt wishing he could be out there with the rest of them.