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Aaron Hernandez commits suicide in prison
The former New England Patriot star, serving a life sentence for murder, was found hanging in his cell in Massachusetts early Wednesday morning.
I guess he did't like prison all that much. |
guilt got him.... no loss
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Sounds like he might have been a proponent of the death penalty.
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Saved the tax payers 10's of thousands
best decision he made in his pathetic short life |
Hope that means his contract will no longer count against the Patriots salary cap:shrug:
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Had everything.
EVERYTHING. Health, intelligence, athletic ability, leveraged opportunities, fame, good looks, enormous wealth. AND HE decided to throw it all away ... He could have played for three years and had enough to live comfortably for many years. Maybe for a long life if he managed his money. He killed himself. Good. He murdered many people. I don't believe that leopards change their spots. |
His lawyer is saying that it might not have been suicide.
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So sad this all started because someone spilled a drink on him. At least, that is my understanding.
WOW! |
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He was serving life for a previous murder of his girlfriend's sisters boyfriend. All involved are gang members. Good riddance. |
I probably won't be buying extra Kleenex for all the tears I plan to shed.
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And former Gator! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro |
RIP Aaron
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Good riddance to a real P.O.S.
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yep
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Be interesting to see if he had suffered brain damage from concussions. His brain is being donated for examination. A tragic ending for a young man who had had it all. May he RIP.
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Did he have a gang background as a teen? Aaron Hernandez - Wikipedia |
This guy was a criminal back in High School. Bad egg. Good riddance.
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IMHO he was simply a bad guy, a murderer, who chose to act the way he did. His suicide saved taxpayers money.
I feel sorrow for his victims and their families and friends but not for his sorry derriere. |
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Not an excuse of course. |
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Hoping he is in the third circle of Dante's Inferno. |
I feel bad for his victims and their families. I feel bad for his family and friends. I feel bad for the life he threw away by bad decisions, both by his suicide and his actions that got him there. I feel anger that four people have died over a spilled drink. I feel anger that schools, families, friends, fans put athletes on such a pedestal that they feel that not only are they above the law but can commit murder and get away with it. Was some of his behavior caused by brain damage? Steroid use? Hopefully, autopsies of his body and brain will answer those questions a little. We'll never get the answers to what parts of his society caused his actions. How many inexcusable acts were excused by his school, coaches, teachers, fellow students, LEOs simply because he was a great athlete?
I'm sorry he committed suicide. He may have turned his life around in prison -- become someone who could be used as an example of what not to do. Mercury Morris did that. So did Michael Vick. OJ didn't. They all came from the Projects. They all were great athletes. They all committed serious crimes. I don't know about Morris or Vick or Henderson, I do know about Simpson. Any and all behavior he did in junior high, high school and college was excused because he needed to train or play. I know that his mother once grounded him for shoplifting and his coach came to their house and demanded he play that weekend (and, of course, attend the team party). How do these men become more than thugs with examples like that? Henderson was 100% wrong in his actions. So was society. So, while I'm angry with what he did, I'll always think of him with sadness. |
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I guess his cell was the End Zone.
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