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Aaaaaaand another associate is dead....

http://blog.masslive.com/patriots/2013/12/aaron_hernandez_trial_woman_wi.html

 

In addition to being connected to Hernandez's social circle in Bristol, Perry was also involved in the July 2 crash that killed 33-year-old Thaddeus Singleton III, who was expected to be interviewed by police in connection to Lloyd's death.

 

This marks the third death of individuals connected to Hernandez since he arrest six months ago. Robert Valentine, another uncle of Hernandez, was killed in a moped crash in Bristol back in August.

 

looks unconnected, but but given how crazy the whole story is... who knows....

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Not looking good for him.

Just the opposite, the more associates and people they want to interview that die, the less people there are to testify against him. Isn't that what mobsters do? Kill off all the witnesses. Case goes "poof"

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Its looking like he is going to get away with it more and more. Or at the very least get the best of it. With everything connected to him a lot of it doesn't seem to be admicible, direct with first hand knowledge or tie ins, etc. The case looks strong against him but with premier attorneys, a few good rulings and some luck be might just get a break.

 

Sad. Because the guy seems like grade A scum.

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Did he score on that play?

 

Hernandez scores a touchdown against the defense of George Wilson of the Buffalo Bills on January 1, 2012, in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

 

Like you needed to ask. :lol:

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Its looking like he is going to get away with it more and more. Or at the very least get the best of it. With everything connected to him a lot of it doesn't seem to be admicible, direct with first hand knowledge or tie ins, etc. The case looks strong against him but with premier attorneys, a few good rulings and some luck be might just get a break.

 

Sad. Because the guy seems like grade A scum.

 

Even if he does somehow beat these charges, it certainly doesn't appear that he's ready to turn over a new leaf. Considering the bridges he's burned and lack of remorse, I don't see the NFL taking a risk, especially since there's close to 100% chance he'll be nailed for something else shortly after he gets out.

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