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The trial of Aaron Hernandez may just be getting started. Convicted murderers do not do end zone dances, so Aaron Hernandez merely nodded and cried as the jury foreperson declared him not guilty of killing two strangers, Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado, in 2.
Odin Lloyd in 2. 01. Soon enough, Hernandez was led out of the Boston courtroom by a battery of armed officers and transported back to a prison sentence covering the rest of his life.
A dozen of Hernandez's peers had decided the Commonwealth of Massachusetts had not made its case against the former New England Patriots tight end, and shortly after the verdict was announced, Hernandez's lead attorney, Jose Baez, told ESPN. NFL star had hired him for the Lloyd trial. In lobbying for a signature role in the appeal of the Lloyd conviction, Baez said if Hernandez "wants to hire me for that one, I'd be honored to represent him."A jury acquitted ex- Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez in a 2. Hernandez is already serving a life sentence for a 2. As a football player, Hernandez caught a couple of breaks in the form of Urban Meyer, among the finest college coaches of his generation, and Bill Belichick, arguably the finest NFL coach of any generation.
They both knew how to develop Hernandez, how to maximize his staggering athletic skills, and in turn Hernandez helped Meyer's Florida Gators win a BCS title game and helped Belichick's Patriots advance to a Super Bowl. Perhaps Meyer and Belichick reminisced a bit on the day before the Good Friday verdict, when the Patriots coach spoke at his good friend's clinic at Ohio State, Meyer's current school. As a defendant, Hernandez caught another break in the form of Baez, whose Twitter account and website bill him in big, capital letters as "One of the greatest trial lawyers of all time," a quote attributed to Geraldo Rivera. Baez had built his reputation around the 2. Watch Crash Online (2017). Casey Anthony, who had been charged with the murder of her 2- year- old daughter, and yet he said by phone he regarded the Hernandez case as the tougher one to win."I never represented somebody who was already convicted of murder, facing a double- murder charge," Baez said. And everybody knew [Hernandez] was convicted of murder. Every member who sat on that jury knew of the Odin Lloyd case.
We were so far behind coming out of the gate, I wasn't sure we'd be able to make up for that."Baez denied that the spectacle of a sensational trial tethered to a sports dynasty inspired him to represent Hernandez, and he rattled off a series of murder cases he had handled that involved relatively anonymous defendants. But much like Meyer and Belichick before him, Baez overlooked Hernandez's considerable flaws because he saw potential.
He saw star power. More than anything, he saw victory. The scene inside Courtroom 9. It's the strangest thing sitting inside a murder trial and observing how the defense and prosecution interact around the accused. Over a couple of days in late March inside Boston's Suffolk Superior Court, Patrick Haggan, first assistant district attorney, talked with the attorneys sitting on either side of Hernandez, Baez and Linda Kenney Baden, sometimes even sharing a laugh with them, as if they were all part of the same team pursuing the same goal. But Haggan never included Hernandez in the conversation.
Never so much as glanced at him as he was bantering with the man to Hernandez's immediate right and then with the woman to his immediate left. The prosecutor did not want a defendant he saw as a triple murderer thinking he was something in this courtroom that he was not. Haggan did not want the former tight end to think he was even a small part of this team.
Unshackled but escorted by burly department of corrections officers, Hernandez would walk into Courtroom 9. He would bro- hug his waiting attorneys with great enthusiasm. The ex- Patriot would chat easily with the people hired to defend him, as if he were making plans to meet them for dinner later around Quincy Market.
He seemed to enjoy his temporary freedom, his time in a businessman's clothes making average, everyday conversation. His demeanor suggested that a courtroom beats a prison cell eight days a week. Hernandez looked a lot bigger than his listed 6- foot- 1, 2. Judge Jeffrey Locke and the jury entered.
During testimony, sometimes Hernandez wrapped his right arm around the edge of his chair, craned his head toward Haggan and shot the prosecutor an incredulous look as he fired questions at a witness. Sometimes Hernandez surveyed his fingernails after he nibbled on them. Watch Humko Deewana Kar Gaye Online Humko Deewana Kar Gaye Full Movie Online. Sometimes he turned around to check the clock on the back wall or to steal a glance at his relentlessly loyal fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins- Hernandez, looking right past the victims' family members seated in the benches designated for relatives and supporters of both sides."When I saw some of the s- -- he was able to get away with [at Florida], we weren't taking him.
He actually thought he was going to get away with murder. He always thought he could beat the system, and when he got arrested I thought, 'Well, the system finally caught up with him.'"An NFL executive on Aaron Hernandez's past. De Abreu's father, Ernesto, wore headphones for a translation of the testimony. A private forensics analyst named Michael Haag took the stand and detailed the journey of the five bullets Hernandez stood accused of firing into the victims' BMW from a . Haag described how the bullets tore through the victims' bodies, and how one lodged in Furtado's brain, and he did so without any emotion, as if he were giving a clinical breakdown of a malfunctioning desktop.
Haag explained how the images of the recovered bullets - - displayed on a screen right in front of Hernandez - - provided valuable insight into the men's deaths; the specific damage to each projectile, the exposed lead, told a story of where that projectile had been and whether it had struck bone or tissue or both. The top of the bullet that entered the right side of Furtado's temple and stopped in a tangle of soft tissue, for instance, looked like the darkened head of a mushroom. As Haag spoke, Hernandez reached for a small bottle of hand sanitizer, pressed the dispenser and rubbed some into his hands. The prosecution would display outlined sketches of the victims' bodies and their entrance and exit wounds, compelling de Abreu's widow to leave the courtroom. Ernesto Abreu leaned forward for a closer look at the diagram of the bullet holes in his son that were being circled on the screen.
Normally during testimony two officers were seated directly behind Hernandez, both appearing big enough to tackle the defendant with or without helmets and pads. Before one courtroom session, Hernandez thanked an officer for passing him a box of tissues. When Hernandez suddenly rose from his chair to throw a used tissue into the trash can near the main door, the sight of this hulking convicted murderer walking a mere eight feet, unencumbered, seemed to briefly startle those who were watching him. One day Baez ripped into Judge Locke with a vengeance for rebuking him in front of the jury, following up an earlier verbal assault on Locke from Baez's teammate, Ronald Sullivan, a Harvard law professor. Pointing to his 2. Baez told Locke he couldn't accept the judge's disrespect, "especially not when this man's life is on the line." It seemed Baez was playing the role of a high- profile head coach working over a referee, trying to get a call later in the game. Sure enough, after summoning the jury back into his courtroom, Locke told the seven women and five men that they shouldn't confuse his admonishment of anyone as a performance review, and that he thought the defense, along with the prosecution, was doing a masterful job.
At the end of a day's work, the jurors walked single file past the prosecution and defense tables, and appeared to avoid eye contact with Hernandez. The defendant then embraced his attorneys and said his temporary goodbyes.
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