Aaron Hernandez hangs himself in prison

The Peeper

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The hardworking taxpayers of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts like this post.
 

willi13

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Best Quote:


"Guy just can't stop killing people." - taken from Barstool
 

MaroonNation

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I'm sorry snowflake. I'm sure your oversensitive feelers have trouble understanding that a murdering psychopath's demise is the most beneficial ending for everyone involved. everything can't have a happy ending
 
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MaroonNation

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OMG who is the 17'ing pansy-*** millennial snowflake in this thread downvoting everything. These are grown-*** men talking here about grown-*** topics. You can go straight to hell with that ****. Go watch Ellen, the View or go to Starbucks *****!
 

MSUDC11

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I personally think he should've gotten the death penalty. If that wasn't an option in Massachusetts, then he deserved to rot in jail for the next 50 years. He took the easy way out.

I will never think suicide is okay in any circumstance, but especially for criminals. He's facing eternal judgment right now, but this world wasn't done with him yet.
 

MaroonNation

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He was acquitted of two murders and had a chance of getting out of the third. You are right. This pansy-*** world wasn't through with him because at this rate he was walking in another 10 years. So at the end of the day he punished himself worse than the fine liberal folks of Massachusetts probably would have.
 

LawDawg97

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Well there are some grown men on here

OMG who is the 17'ing pansy-*** millennial snowflake in this thread downvoting everything. These are grown-*** men talking here about grown-*** topics. You can go straight to hell with that ****. Go watch Ellen, the View or go to Starbucks *****!

You are a child
 

Wizard.sixpack

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OMG who is the 17'ing pansy-*** millennial snowflake in this thread downvoting everything. These are grown-*** men talking here about grown-*** topics. You can go straight to hell with that ****. Go watch Ellen, the View or go to Starbucks *****!
Geezus pull up on the reigns there keyboard cowboy. Why are you so upset about downvotes? Seriously? I don't even notice them.
 

HotMop

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Falcons: Best Football Choke of the Year.
Aaron Hernandez: Hold my beer.
 

Dawgfan61

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Some people on here have had someone close to them commit suicide. I get Aaron Hernandez was a piece of ****, but speaking from my experience I don't like any suicide.
 

RightOfCenter

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I wonder if this was one of those cases when the guy was badly beaten and "shot" himself with his left hand, when he is right handed.
 

T-TownDawgg

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Some people on here have had someone close to them commit suicide. I get Aaron Hernandez was a piece of ****, but speaking from my experience I don't like any suicide.

I agree, suicide is a bad ending, but sometimes people can be so 17ed-up-evil it's better than what they deserve.
 

UpTheMiddlex3Punt

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The sad comparison with Dak is that all the scouts latched on to Dak's DUI (which at that point there was a lot of doubt about it if you dug into it at all) and Spring Break fight as reasons to not draft him. Had they actually done a little research they wouldn't have their excuse to drop his grade. With Aaron Hernandez, the scouts decided to not dig into his past because had they done so, they would have dropped his grade. The damning evidence against him was there for anyone who wanted to see it.
 

patdog

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In this case, it's a better ending than the taxpayers of Massachusetts spending $50,000 per year for the next 40 years to keep him in jail. For once in his life, he did the right thing.
 

Miketice

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I must say I net ahead and down voted. Not that complaining about down votes offends me. Just for GP
 

MSUDC11

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I just read that his conviction was voided upon his death, so he died a free man in the eyes of the law. This also affects any civil suit the Lloyd's family may bring forth, as any evidence used in the conviction can't be used.

Isn't that some BS?
 

CochiseCowbell

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I just read that his conviction was voided upon his death, so he died a free man in the eyes of the law. This also affects any civil suit the Lloyd's family may bring forth, as any evidence used in the conviction can't be used.

Isn't that some BS?

Figuratively, I suppose he did. But literally & legally? That's just horseshit.
 

11thEagleFan

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After further review, the pass was incomplete. Both of the receiver's feet did not touch the ground.
 

WutheringDawg

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Nope, literally the entire scouting community knew about his drug problems and ties to unsavory Connecticut friends going into the draft. That is why as a consensus first round talent, he went with the 113th overall selection.

Also, yes the man was a horrible person and yes he deserved to rot in jail, but his suicide will impact other people as well. His daughter will get to add suicidal to her father's title of NFL star turned murderer.
 
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