ursula ward has led her family throughout this tremendous ka catastrophe and had to do it with a public spotlight on her every step of the way. i again commend her for her grace and class before you today throughout the trial and her comments to the judge. she s a very special person. i would like to express my sincere gratitude and admiration for the performance of our trial team. it was a great team effort. bill and the team spent most of the time during the last 22 months focus oggen the is case and preparing to obtain justice for odin lloyd and his family. they did just that. people should know how much time they spent during the last two years at the expense of their families and personal time. the job of a prosecutor can
get taken off the list, i think everyone would like. are you paying attention to the boston trials? watch the news. that s what we re looking forward to is catching up on current events. next three or four months paying attention to what happens in the trial? probably. definitely made us think about understand you right when i asked do you wish you had known that about alexander bradley being shot and maybe the boston murder as well you said absolutely? we understand why we couldn t. right. know that. she told us why we couldn t. had it been presented to us in the beginning, yeah. it would have just like any of the other. why would you need to know that? why wouldn t we? the judge told you all this information? today. forgive me if this has been asked. would it have made a difference to you had he taken the witness stand? depends on what he had to say. yeah. right. were you hoping he might? i don t think we ever expected him to, to be h
focused 100% on this case from the moment we walked through the doors to the moment we left. during the voir dire, either during the case or when being chosen as jurors was it awkward to you having hernandez standing there over you especially when the judge had to bring in to speak to you? it was uncomfortable. it was uncomfortable for everybody to be standing around us. yeah. your impression of hernandez during the trial when you would sneak peeks at him some. i can speak for myself, i tried not to form any opinion because again, i think that would be speculation. we haven t for the fact we didn t know what happened. i tried not to gauge his facial expressions or gestures in any way. you seem at this point very sure about your decision. was there a point during this trial where you were almost assured the other way, that perhaps he did not do it? you try not to form an opinion until and assume.
has been here each and every day. that family crying too because they have been here each and every day of the trial. but as far as aaron hernandez goes, this is a young man who had everything going for him. 23 years old. a rising star in the nfl. he had a baby. he has a baby. a little girl. a fiancee. his family. and this jury found he threw it all away when he murdered odin lloyd. and it certainly isn t over. he s going to stand trial for the murder of two other people, so he s still got a very long way to go, right, susan? absolutely. he is indicted for the double murder of two young men in boston in july of 2012, and incredibly, listen to this, the only way they were able it to solve that case, is because after odin lloyd was murdered
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