State Fights to Keep Hernandez Murder Conviction in Place
Prosecutors urged a court Monday not to disturb Aaron Hernandez’s murder conviction after the fallen football star killed himself in prison.
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Court to Hold Hearing on Hernandez Evidence
A day after state authorities ruled Aaron Hernandez’s death a suicide, attorneys will fight in court Friday afternoon over evidence that may shed light on the jailed football star’s final moments.
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Aaron Hernandez Kills Himself in Prison
Former New England Patriot tight end Aaron Hernandez killed himself in prison this morning, prison officials said.
Read moreHernandez Jury Begins Deliberations on Fatal Drive-By
Pointing to Aaron Hernandez’s “God Forgives” tattoo before the jury began deliberations on his double-murder charges Thursday, prosecutors said the evidence against the former football pro is clear.
Read moreWitness’s Credibility Under Siege at Hernandez Murder Trial
An ex-friend of the imprisoned athlete Aaron Hernandez testified Tuesday that his loyalty to the former football player went out the window when Hernandez shot him in the face.
Read moreHernandez Attorney Blames Drive-By on Star Witness
Defending the football star turned convicted killer against his second murder rap, an attorney for Aaron Hernandez told jurors Wednesday that the real perpetrator of a 2012 fatal drive-by is the commonwealth’s star witness.
Read moreJury Settles In for Aaron Hernandez Drive-By Trial
Opening arguments kick off Wednesday for Aaron Hernandez after a Massachusetts court spent two weeks fielding a jury for the imprisoned former New England Patriots star’s second murder trial.
Read moreAaron Hernandez Trial on Drive-By Murder Kicking Off
As the New England Patriots celebrate their Super Bowl win, imprisoned former tight end Aaron Hernandez faces jury selection Tuesday for his second murder trial.
Read moreAaron Hernandez Fights to Suppress Tattoo, Phone Evidence
An attorney for Aaron Hernandez, the former football star serving life in prison for murder, fought Tuesday to keep tattoos and text messages from implicating his client in yet more killings.
Read moreMan Shot By Aaron Hernandez Takes CNN to Court
A Connecticut man who was shot in the face by former New England Patriots tight end and convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez sued CNN for using images of him recovering in a Florida hospital room.
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