Hernandez charged with murder | Page 5 | The Boneyard

Hernandez charged with murder

Status
Not open for further replies.
ibleedhuskyblue said:
Exactly. No consequences. Ridiculous. Something should have been done long before this happened. Punishment, counseling, etc.... Instead, Urban thought that NOTHING was the best way to go. And you can be pretty darn sure that he had something (likely everything) to do with the lack of consequences.

If everyone was treated this way, the world would be a much scarier place than it already is.
Expand ...

Tebow's Fault...:D

@NESN: Aaron Hernandez Live Blog: Tim Tebow Convinced Hernandez to Play at Florida Rather Than UConn: wp.me/p2AlCJ-OFx

and...

"Tim Tebow tried to stop Aaron Hernandez from getting into a violent bar fight in 2007 while both were football players at the University of Florida, according to Gainesville police records"

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...-hernandez-bar-fight-07022013,0,6747621.story

Can't make this stuff up...
 
mattp said:
Everyone's been assuming that AH embraced this gang lifestyle in Florida, but lately I've been wondering if he left CT to get away from whatever thuggery he was involved in in Bristol. Apparently his thugs aren't from Florida, they're from his home town. I think it's perfectly plausible that leaving CT was the best thing for him, and maybe the worst thing that could have happened was for him to get drafted by the Pats (or maybe a NY team) because it kept him around Bristol
Expand ...


I've also read that he moved from CT because he wanted to get away from the whole father passing away thing. A fresh start and all that.

Who knows? The police recently said that they are not concerned with his tatoos in relation to gang activity. Additionally, fwiw, AH has claimed to the police that he was not affiliated with any gang or gang activity. If not, that makes his actions all that more ridiculous.
 
Butch said:
There's only so much a family can do, especially when the person is a grown adult. It really is amazing how much UF swept under the rug. If Aaron never lost his father, all this would never have happened and he would have played at UConn. But at the same time, he still had so many reasons to be grateful. Entitlement obviously ruins minds.
Expand ...


And these are just the incidents surrounding one player that were swept under the rug. Imagine the breadth of the cover ups for the remaining 100 players. Makes me proud of how (my original team, LSU) handles these things. Kicked Mathieu right off the team after a few failed attempts at forcing him to recover. You have to take a hard line on these kids. Urban Meyer, apparently, took no line. Pathetic excuse for a mentor of young men.
 
Jax Husky said:
And these are just the incidents surrounding one player that were swept under the rug. Imagine the breadth of the cover ups for the remaining 100 players. Makes me proud of how (my original team, LSU) handles these things. Kicked Mathieu right off the team after a few failed attempts at forcing him to recover. You have to take a hard line on these kids. Urban Meyer, apparently, took no line. Pathetic excuse for a mentor of young men.
Expand ...


A few? Dude had more chances than Pac Man. what was is it 4 or 5 that we know about? No major D1 program ain't smelly.
 
intlzncster said:
A few? Dude had more chances than Pac Man. what was is it 4 or 5 that we know about? No major D1 program ain't smelly.
Expand ...

I agree to an extent, but the point was, they drew a line. He had also been suspended before, and his issues were smoking weed. No gun stiff, no fights. There are consequences under many coaches/programs. Saban, Les Miles, Edsall, are all coaches that hold you accountable. UConn doesn't allow players to get away with that either. Meyer suspended AHern for a HALF of a game against Hawaii. That was the extent of punishment for all of the incidents we are now seeing. If you are going to suspend a guy, suspend him.
 
.-.
intlzncster said:
I've also read that he moved from CT because he wanted to get away from the whole father passing away thing. A fresh start and all that.

Who knows? The police recently said that they are not concerned with his tatoos in relation to gang activity. Additionally, fwiw, AH has claimed to the police that he was not affiliated with any gang or gang activity. If not, that makes his actions all that more ridiculous.
Expand ...
yup... gang members would admit their affiliation so they could be housed with their kind.

I just think that he's nuts... especially after his dad died. sometimes people lose respect for other and "dont care"... when a loved one dies.
 
DaddyChoc said:
yup... gang members would admit their affiliation so they could be housed with their kind.

I just think that he's nuts... especially after his dad died. sometimes people lose respect for other and "dont care"... when a loved one dies.
Expand ...
Youre assuming that any gang he is affiliated from CT would have any pull or clout in MA prison system. This is very unlikely.
 
noeynox said:
Youre assuming that any gang he is affiliated from CT would have any pull or clout in MA prison system. This is very unlikely.
Expand ...

they're saying he's a Blood, they're in every prison system in America
 
intlzncster said:
When it rains, it pours:

Hernandez role in '07 shooting probed

Circumstantial, but there are a lot of similarities that it is hard not to be skeptical of, given what we know (or think we know) about AH today.
Expand ...




All this begs the question of whether there were multiple cover ups going on in Gainesville. And if Florida is going to cover up shootings, how can we trust their big ticket items like APR?
 
Point6 said:
All this begs the question of whether there were multiple cover ups going on in Gainesville. And if Florida is going to cover up shootings, how can we trust their big ticket items like APR?
Expand ...


Not to knock your point, as it is valid, but I'd be a lot more worried about murder cover ups and the like.

I place doubt on 80%+ of all D1 academic reporting for major college sports. I assume it given and standard operating procedure.
 
.-.
intlzncster said:
Not to knock your point, as it is valid, but I'd be a lot more worried about murder cover ups and the like.

I place doubt on 80%+ of all D1 academic reporting for major college sports. I assume it given and standard operating procedure.
Expand ...


I hear ya. I'm just following the NCAA's lead. That said, I can see losing a few scholarships for a murder cover up.
 
DaddyChoc said:
they're saying he's a Blood, they're in every prison system in America
Expand ...

Gang s have sets. He could have killed a blood from mass. Now is not the time for ah ro be admiting he is part of any gang from a legal stand point anyway. Does anyone really doubt ah is in a gang?
 
noeynox said:
Gang s have sets. He could have killed a blood from mass. Now is not the time for ah ro be admiting he is part of any gang from a legal stand point anyway. Does anyone really doubt ah is in a gang?
Expand ...


Dunno at this point. If the latest down in FL is true, he might just be a ducked up, angry, and extremely stupid dude.
 
Google ah throwing up gang signs. The dude extradited from bristol is part of a set called doo wops or something like that in bristol, allegedly a blood subset.
 
Also google pouncy twin tattoos and see the "the artwork" and hand signs and tell me you think it was a coincidence ah was involved in an incident with those dudes in a club in florida. Dudes be banging they don't even try to hide it.
 
.-.
noeynox said:
Also google pouncy twin tattoos and see the "the artwork" and hand signs and tell me you think it was a coincidence ah was involved in an incident with those dudes in a club in florida. Dudes be banging they don't even try to hide it.
Expand ...


Absolutely no offense intended, but I can't be bothered. I'll wait until the authorities suss it out one way or another. Obviously, I would not be in the least bit surprised if he is in a gang and that these murders were gang related.
 
Oh I hear ya. Other than someone being killed I find the idea of a millionaire athlete from a good upbringing being a "banger" gruseomely funny.
 
intlzncster said:
Absolutely no offense intended, but I can't be bothered. I'll wait until the authorities suss it out one way or another. Obviously, I would not be in the least bit surprised if he is in a gang and that these murders were gang related.
Expand ...

I googled it and all I saw was a few kids with awful tattoos, nothing that would make me think they're in a gang. Also, half the dopey kids I went to high school with threw up gang signs and I can guarantee you none of them had ever even been in a fight, much less a gang.
 
Lol. Its what I mean. You aren't universally accepted as a blood or a latin king or any other gang across the country. ESPECIALLY in prison. You dong just walk in and present a card like its triple aaa something.
 
noeynox said:
Oh I hear ya. Other than someone being killed I find the idea of a millionaire athlete from a good upbringing being a "banger" gruseomely funny.
Expand ...

I'm thinking that good "upbringing" wasn't all it was cracked-up to be.
 
.-.
This is getting worse and worse.

http://outkickthecoverage.com/aaron-hernandezs-gainesville-shooting-probed-by-police.php

"Taphorn did state that he had been contacted by legal staff and coaches with UF and that they may be working on an agreement. However, nothing is finalized."
"I advised him that if this was his final decision that he would have to contact the State Attorney's office," the investigator wrote."
Athough police recommended a felony assault charge against Hernandez, a juvenile at the time, no charge was lodged."
 
WTF - he didn't go to Jared's?

"In the apartment, authorities also found 11 boxes of ammunition, a bag from Kay Jewelers, paychecks from the New England Patriots and Puma, and a valet’s receipt from the W Hotel in Boston. They also report finding a Hertz rental car agreement, a Western Union receipt, and two sets of keys to a brand-new black Hummer that prosecutors say was registered to Hernandez."

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinio...z_pal_flips_tells_cops_about_secret_apartment
 
Waquoit said:
I'm thinking that good "upbringing" wasn't all it was cracked-up to be.
Expand ...
I have to wonder if maybe this kid wasn't something less than an angel, myself. Wouldn't be the first kid to be given the royal treatment by teachers and locals because he was a star athlete. Clearly that happened in Florida. One wonders if it happened in Bristol, too. And by the way, I know a number of people who lost parents at vulnerable ages. Some had difficulties dealing with the situation, but I can't think of any who gunned down at least one, possible 3-4 people in cold blood. In fact I know they didn't. let's stop trying to use that to excuse this slimeball's behavior.
 
huskymedic said:
WTF - he didn't go to Jared's?

"In the apartment, authorities also found 11 boxes of ammunition, a bag from Kay Jewelers, paychecks from the New England Patriots and Puma, and a valet’s receipt from the W Hotel in Boston. They also report finding a Hertz rental car agreement, a Western Union receipt, and two sets of keys to a brand-new black Hummer that prosecutors say was registered to Hernandez."

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinio...z_pal_flips_tells_cops_about_secret_apartment
Expand ...


He doesn't have direct deposit? WTF? Just gets crazier and crazier.
 
freescooter said:
I have to wonder if maybe this kid wasn't something less than an angel, myself. Wouldn't be the first kid to be given the royal treatment by teachers and locals because he was a star athlete. Clearly that happened in Florida. One wonders if it happened in Bristol, too. And by the way, I know a number of people who lost parents at vulnerable ages. Some had difficulties dealing with the situation, but I can't think of any who gunned down at least one, possible 3-4 people in cold blood. In fact I know they didn't. let's stop trying to use that to excuse this slimeball's behavior.
Expand ...


Not an excuse, just an explanation. Were those people you know surrounded by gang bangers growing up to (yes, I know some too)? Maybe he's just sociopathic. Who knows?
 
intlzncster said:
Not an excuse, just an explanation. Were those people you know surrounded by gang bangers growing up to (yes, I know some too)? Maybe he's just sociopathic. Who knows?
Expand ...
Some grew up in what would be called tough neighborhoods for sure. Certainly comparable to Bristol or worse. this guy clearly had other problems. I am open to considering that he was the real bad guy, not necessarily his friends. In other words, he attracted the thugs, not the other way around.
 
.-.
Status
Not open for further replies.

Forum statistics

Threads
168,358
Messages
4,567,160
Members
10,469
Latest member
xxBlueChips


Top Bottom