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Y'all still tryna understand why he was gooning. Aaron Hernandez probably fell in love with banging before he even cared about football. Some of these dudes don't think like "I have this great opportunity, I should get my life together". Banging is what they do, it's their way of life. Money just exaggerates who they really are.
Son...what in the world is this? WTF is going on in this clip?
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QFTat No thugs/goons/ ****** in gangs etc in college
Man who police wanted to talk to about Aaron Hernandez dies in car accident
If you don't think the Aaron Hernandez story can get any weirder, wait a few minutes, and it will.
The Hartford Courant has a story that is sure to get imaginations running. Thaddeus Singleton III, an associate of Hernandez's who police wanted to talk to, died in a one-car accident. The report said the car shot through the air and hit the Farmington Country Club six feet off the ground. Hernandez is being held on a charge of first-degree murder, and police are also looking into any possible involvement the former New England Patriots tight end had in a 2012 double murder in Boston.
The Nissan Maxima in the accident involving Singleton was registered to Andres Valderrama, Hernandez's uncle. Singleton was married to Hernandez's cousin, the story said.
No matter whether this was a mere coincidental accident or not, the whole Hernandez plot is starting to seem like it came straight from "The Sopranos."
Singleton is from Bristol, where Hernandez grew up. The Hartford Courant said Massachusetts authorities have asked Bristol police for help in the investigation of the double murder.
Singleton was 33 years old. A female passenger, Tabitha Perry, was injured in the accident, the Courant said.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-s...-talk-aaron-hernandez-dies-car-012034083.html
Investigators in the Aaron Hernandez murder case were prepared to interview a Bristol man who was killed early Sunday when he crashed a car registered to his father-in-law, the former New England Patriot tight end's uncle.
Multiple law enforcement sources said Massachusetts investigators were interested in speaking with Thaddeus Singleton III, 33, because he was associated with Hernandez. Singleton, who records show has served time in state prisons on various drug-related convictions dating to the mid-1990s, was killed when the car he was driving shot 100 through the air and hit the Farmington Country Club 6 feet off the ground.
The Nissan Maxima was registered to Andres Valderrama, Hernandez's uncle, law enforcement sources said. A female passenger identified as Tabitha Perry, 27, was injured in the crash, Farmington police said.
Hernandez is facing first-degree murder charges in the June 17 shooting death of Odin Lloyd, 27, of Dorchester, Mass. The Patriots released their star tight end shortly after his arrest, and a judge ordered him held without bail after prosecutors outlined evidence they used to accuse him of an "orchestrated execution."
Police said that in the course of their investigation into the crash they learned that Singleton was married to Tanya Valderrama of 114 Lake Ave. in Bristol. Tanya Valderrama is Hernandez's cousin.
http://www.courant.com/news/connect...z-thaddeas-singleton-20130702,0,2763989.story
Man, this is getting nuts. I still think he gets off.Coincidence? I think not.
This dude Aaron Hernandez got himself a Death Note in prison and is definitely offing loose ends (silencing another head that may have known about his drug peddling secret life?)...
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one of them dudes has to be a snitch if they are just now finding out about all these other cases
Hernandez role in '07 shooting probed
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Authorities in the Massachusetts murder case against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez have reached out to the police in Gainesville, Fla., in hopes of determining if Hernandez had any role in a 2007 shooting that left two men wounded, a source with knowledge of the murder investigation told ABC News. One of the men was shot in the back of the head, according to a police report of the shooting obtained by ESPN's "Outside the Lines."
At the time of the 2007 shooting, Hernandez was a freshman on the University of Florida football team. Hernandez is being held without bail in Massachusetts after being charged June 26 with first-degree murder of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd and five weapons-related counts. Prosecutors called Lloyd's killing an execution-style shooting orchestrated by Hernandez because Lloyd talked to the wrong people at a nightclub. Authorities said Lloyd was shot three times at an industrial park as he twisted away in a futile attempt to avoid gunshots and then was shot two more times on each side of the chest.
The 2007 Gainesville shooting happened on Sept. 30, when Hernandez was a 17-year-old freshman with the Gators. The two men and a friend of theirs had left a nightclub and were in their car stopped at a light blocks away when their vehicle was fired upon, according to the statements two of the men gave to police. Corey Smith, a 28-year-old at the time who was sitting in the front passenger seat, was shot in back of the head. Justin Glass, the 19-year-old driver, was shot in the arm. Randall Cason, sitting in the back seat behind Smith, was unharmed.
While several witnesses told police the shooter was a black male, Cason said there were two suspects.
Cason, then 20, told police that shooter was a "Hawaiian" or "Hispanic" male who had a large muscular build, stood about 6-foot-3 or 6-foot-4, weighed about 230 or 240 pounds and had a lot of tattoos. Cason said there was also a black male with the shooter, and Cason identified the black male as Reggie Nelson, a former Florida Gator who was a rookie with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Nelson, in an interview with the Gainesville police, said he had been at the nightclub earlier but denied he was even on the same street as the shooting.
The Patriots aren’t the only ones trying to distance themselves from Aaron Hernandez.
Now, his former college coach, who was apparently OK with everyone knowing he was having “daily Bible study sessions” with his former University of Florida tight end, has clammed up.
According to Ben Axelrod of BuckeyeGrove.com, the Ohio State coach didn’t have anything to add when asked about Hernandez Monday.
“I’m not going to talk about that,” Meyer said.
*Off subject, if there is a probe conducted and it turns out Meyer + Florida AD swept a lot of these things under the rug (Hernandez was only suspended one game while at UF), what kind of repercussions, if any, would there be?