Aaron Hernandez's Home Searched After Killing

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Fun fact while we're talking about which SEC school produces the most thugs... of the 15 or so former NFL players that have killed someone (whether it be murder, vehicular manslaughter, or what have you), 3 of them were from Rocky Top.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Fun fact while we're talking about which SEC school produces the most thugs... of the 15 or so former NFL players that have killed someone (whether it be murder, vehicular manslaughter, or what have you), 3 of them were from Rocky Top.
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It's all Urban Meyer's fault.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Fun fact while we're talking about which SEC school produces the most thugs... of the 15 or so former NFL players that have killed someone (whether it be murder, vehicular manslaughter, or what have you), 3 of them were from Rocky Top.
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Lawrence Wright said:
It's all Urban Meyer's fault.
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It's all George W. Bush's fault.
 
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VolNExile said:
Odin Lloyd Sent His Sister An Ominous Text Message Minutes Before He Was Murdered - SFGate

Odin Lloyd Sent His Sister An Ominous Text Message Minutes Before He Was Murdered

A handful of text messages were presented as key pieces of evidence against Aaron Hernandez at his arraignment yesterday.

According to the prosecution's story, 27-year-old Odin Lloyd was picked up from his house at 2:30 a.m., driven to a remote part of an industrial park, and murdered by Aaron Hernandez and two associates at around 3:30 a.m.

Minutes before the alleged murder took place, Lloyd had this ominous text message conversation with his sister:

Odin Lloyd (3:07 a.m.): "Did you see who I am with?"

[no response]

Odin Lloyd (3:11 a.m.): "Hello?"

Sister (3:19 a.m.): "My was phone dead. Who?"

Odin Lloyd (3:22 a.m.): "NFL."

Odin Lloyd (3:23 a.m.): "Just so you know."

Lloyd's sister saw him leave the house with Hernandez and two other men at 2:30 a.m., the prosecution says.

The prosecution says Lloyd was murdered between 3:23 and 3:27, and that workers in a nearby plant heard gunshots.

He was 27.
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Pretty clear Lloyd knew something bad was about to happen.

So was this really all because Lloyd "talked to" some club guys Hernandez had issues with? It sounds very gang-like.
 
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VolsSportsFan said:
Pretty clear Lloyd knew something bad was about to happen.

So was this really all because Lloyd "talked to" some club guys Hernandez had issues with? It sounds very gang-like.
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Word is Lloyd had information about a double murder involving Hernandez, and he shared that info with the wrong people.
 
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[Patriots' owner]Kraft -- who explained that he had to be limited in his remarks because of an ongoing criminal investigation as well as other potential civil proceedings, and was speaking against the advice of his general counsel -- began by reading a statement to reporters.

"Following Aaron's arrest, I read a number of different accounts of how things transpired in our organization. Let me be clear: We decided the week prior to Aaron's arrest that if Aaron was arrested in connection with the Lloyd murder case that we would cut him immediately after," he said.

"The rationale behind that decision was that if any member of the New England Patriots organization is close enough to a murder investigation to actually get arrested -- whether it be for obstruction of justice or the crime itself, it is too close to an unthinkable act for that person to be part of this organization going forward."

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The Patriots will absorb a $7.5 million salary cap charge in 2014 by releasing Hernandez, which will affect the club's ability to field as competitive a team as desired. While the Patriots could have waited to release Hernandez, and perhaps not taken such a big salary cap charge, Kraft said "principle is more important than money."
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Kraft just gained a lot of my respect.

Robert Kraft breaks silence on Aaron Hernandez, saying he feels 'duped' if tight end is guilty - ESPN Boston
 
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