It is safe to say Superior Court Judge Susan Garsh who is hearing the Aaron Hernandez murder case plays no games. According to the Associated Press, Hernandez’s lawyer drew the judge’s ire by making a joke about the “Deflategate” scandal while questioning a witness.
NFL: Report, DNA Of Aaron Hernandez Found At Odin Lloyd Murder Scene, Prints On Shell Casing
The prosecution in the Aaron Hernandez murder trial is playing no games and going to the jury with some serious evidence from the start. Yesterday the played a video that showed Hernandez with a gun in his hand inside his own home just a few hours after Lloyd was killed. Today it got deeper as they shower evidence of Hernandez being at the crime scene itself, as well as shell casings linked to him.
NFL: Report, Aaron Hernandez’s Fiancee Might Take Deal & Fully Testify Against Him!
This could be the game changer prosecutors in the Aaron Hernandez murder trial were looking for. Although it at least seems there is alot of evidence against Hernandez in the shooting death of Odin Lloyd, many legal “experts” say most of it is circumstantial, giving Hernandez a slight dream that he might beat the charges. There are reports now however that all of those dreams may crash down on him as his fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins seems to be working on a private deal with prosecutors that would allow her to skip jail time on her perjury charge, which means should would flip and testify against her man!
NFL: Juror Questionnaire Revealed in Aaron Hernandez Murder Trial
Potential jurors in the Aaron Hernandez murder trial are getting grilled about everything from drugs, tattoos, team allegiance, and more, according to court docs.
NFL: Murder Trial For Aaron Hernandez Begins Today
Jury selection starts today in the murder trial of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez and it is expected to last at least a week. Hernandez, 25, is charged with killing Odin Lloyd, a friend whose body was found in an industrial park in North Attleboro, Massachusetts, shot several times and discarded near a mound of construction waste. He allegedly killed him because he was hanging out with people Hernandez had problems with and it caused mistrust. Once jury selection is finished the trial itself will begin and it expected to last at least six weeks, in which Hernandez is facing life in prison if convicted.
