kept there. it s unclear exactly what ticks him off that night. the source will only say it s as trivial as that spilled drink allegedly behind the double-murder. motive does not have to be proven under the law. jared leone is both a former massachusetts district attorney and federal prosecutor. juries like motive. juries want to know why someone did something, especially when they have done something alleged to be as heinous as this was. a motive, no matter how trivial, would make the state s case stronger. prosecutors have already bolstered the case by upgrading the charges against co-defendants ortiz and wallace to murder. how do you plead? not guilty. not guilty. charging of carlos ortiz and ernest wallace for murder really signals that this will be a joint venture murder
signals that this will be a joint venture murder prosecution, where anyone who actively participates in the murder can be held guilty for the murder. that would mean hernandez could be convicted of murder, even if prosecutors can t prove he fired the gun. but none of this makes the case rock solid. it still has holes. there remains no murder weapon. conviction without a gun is more difficult. still ahead, even a jail cell can t keep aaron hernandez from getting into more trouble.
georgia boy who died in a hot suv. and we learn ed this morning the father charged with murder told police he had done internet searches for child deaths in hot cars. cnn legal analyst paul callan joins us. i want to point out that that quote is from a search warrant from the cobb county police department. paul, aser prosecutor, when you hear this and it was also stated in the search warrant that he searched that terminology, because he feared that it could happen, what do you make of it? boy, i ll tell you, it s very, very strange, and, remember, this is something that he, the father, told to the police himself, that he had done this search on deaths of, you know, infants in hot cars before leaving his own child in the car. that certainly would be very, very strong evidence in a murder prosecution of planning. if he was intending to commit
not guilty. charging of carlos ortiz and earnest wallace for murder really signals there will be a joint venture murder prosecution where anyone who actively participates in the murder can be held guilty for the murder. that would mean hernandez could be convicted of murder, even if prosecutors can t prove he fired the gun, but none of this makes the case rock solid. it still has holes. there remains no murder weapon. conviction without a gun is more difficult. still ahead, even a jail cell can t keep aaron hernandez from getting into more trouble. at od, whatever business you re in, that s the business we re in
kept there. it s unclear exactly what ticks him off that night. the source will only say it s as trivial as that spilled drink allegedly behind the double-murder. motive does not have to be proven. he s a former massachusetts district attorney and federal prosecutor. juries like motive. juries want to know why someone did something, especially when they have done something alleged to be as heinous as this was. a motive no matter how trivial would make the state s case stronger. prosecutors have already bolstered the case by upgrading the charges against ortiz and wallace to murder. how do you plead? not guilty. not guilty. charging of carlos ortiz and earnest wallace for murder really signals there will be a joint venture murder prosecution