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If Aaron Hernandez is guilty he sure doesn't act that way..
I've watched just about every hearing for Hernandez and in each one he's looked totally at ease and confident. Never a sign of being worried or concerned he's in a lot of trouble.
So I don't know if he and his attorneys know something nobody else does that's going to get him off, but he sure acts that way.. I know the state is lining up a lot of people who they're going to give deals to so they testify against him.. I think this is going to be a much harder case to prove than most people assume it is.. Should be very interesting once the trial actually begins.. |
He's just playing his nonchalant gangsta image. I hope he enjoys his thug lifestyle behind bars. Loser.
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Okay, it's already starting..
The judge is asking the state why so much alleged evidence they supposedly had in the case is missing.. This is pretty amazing.. |
If he's a psychopath who can hold his shit together on angel dust, no doubt he can stay suave in the courtroom. Hell, Ray Lewis is a man of god on tv these days, and he stabbed a guy and threw out his white suit like he was taking out the trash.
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So the trial is televised?
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pre trial hearing is on espn
and the state wants the judge off case already, think she favors the defense for some reason |
Believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear (Edgar Allan Poe).
I'm willing to bet that the State's witnesses are less-than-reputable characters. Credilbility will be an issue. Put that together with why would a millionaire pro ball player risk getting his own hands dirty theory - and maybe you've got a shot at getting off. Looked liked MLB had a slam-dunk case against Alex Rodriguez, but now it looks like their witnesses are all paid for. He's gonna walk, just like Clemens and Bonds. |
hernandez takes the stand
judge asks hernandez if he's had recent employment.. |
Guilty as sin.
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hernandez showing some big smiles to everyone..
this is crazy.. if he's guilty it's almost hard to believe the way he's acting. |
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come on... |
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Now it's all up to GRONK!
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o.j. simpson?
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I once heard a cop say that guilty people relax in court and under interrogation because they know they are caught and have accepted their fate while innocent people freak out because they are scared of going to jail for something they haven't done.
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What did he do?
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America really like reality shit :)
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Sociopaths and psychopaths don't feel guilt or remorse and usually place responsibility on the victims of their maliciousness. OJ smiled in court too. So did Bundy...:2 cents:
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You see innocence and I see the signs of a narcissistic sociopath.
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He must be bat shit crazy
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At the very least he'd be convicted on the gun charges, don't you think?
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Anyone that says he will walk hasn't been following the case.
Will murder 1 stick? maybe maybe not. He'll never walk from murder 2. |
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He's a sociopath...hence the confidence.
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