verdict? it s incredibly overwhelming. incredibly emotional. guilty of murder in the first-degree. it was not one of us after we came out of there, there was not one of us including the men, who didn t have a tear in our eye who didn t cry. we hugged each other. the alternates came in and hugged us. it was very emotional. there was evidence that you didn t know about that you subsequently learned about, the text messages from odin lloyd and you heard that odin lloyd had sexted and she said who are you with and he texted nfl and he texted just so you know. well there must have been something he needed to tell his sister. why he would text her. did you see who i m with? hello? because i saw it on tv last night. and it said envelope just so you know. why would you say that to your sister unless you knew something was going to happen.
aaron hernandez will have the rest of his life to think about the murder that a jury convicted him of this week. he s serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole in the killing of his one time friend odin lloyd and two other convictions on top of that. the jurors have been speaking out and talking to us about the legal basis for their decision. we spoke yesterday morning and here is more of that conversation. the joint venture theory is that it doesn t matter whether he was the one who pulled the trigger and was there and could have done something. how crucial was that in your decision-making? that was very crucial for me. whether he pulled the trigger or not didn t matter? right or not, it didn t matter he was there and he had seen how the situation arose and how it ended.
this sunday marks 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing, 20 years since 168 lives met a violent end when a truck bomb exploded outside of theal friend murrah building and 20 years since patients were deprived of watching them growing up and the hundreds that were injured and the lives of those that were effected forever. the loss that day is described as senseless and the man who could have stopped it is today a freeman. gary tuck man reports. it is an amazing sight. a six-story building and one half of the building is sheer sheered away. mcveighs friend michael fortior talked to cnn from kingman, arizona. i do not believe that tim blew up any building in
he was part of it. and i even for myself i sat there and said take him out of the equation. what would have happened? would we be sitting here today. and i saw you shake your head when you said take him out of the equation and would have happened and you shook your head no. he didn t know odin lloyd. why would those two people go there to pick him up to kill him when they didn t even know where he was. aaron was the only one who knew where he lived and drove the car, who drove home they got out of the car, we saw the video, like nothing happened. four of them were in the car, three of them came back to the house. it s horrible. and you actually had to read the verdict? [ laughter ] what was that like to stand in front of him and read the