Invites lloyd into his world. the two men go clubbing. he said he was at the club with mr. hernandez and they were partying and they had a good time. and all weekend long lloyd is driving the suburban hernandez has rented, to football practice on saturday, with his friends on sunday afternoon. laughing, talking, odin is driving, one hand type driving. later at my aunt s house, he was playing pool. i seen odin make one of the most spectacular shots i ve ever seen. no chance in hell. a good day. a great day. it s ending as lloyd gets a text from his job saying he had to work the next morning.
In with the patriots. he signed a $40 million contract extension five weeks after the deaths of de abreu and furtado, on the same day he said this you can t come here and act reckless and do your own stuff. and i acted the way i wanted to act. but you get changed by bill belichick s way. at the time people thought he was talking about marijuana. that he used a lot of marijuana. that he had gotten older, he had gotten mature. doesn t seem like he s talking about marijuana. police are in no rush to charge him with the murders of daniel de abreu and safiro furtaddo. he s in jail already without bail, until he can be tried for odin lloyd s death. the idea that hernandez could have murdered three young men shocks those who remember him growing up in bristol, connecticut. aaron was our golden boy. he had the family traits. his father and his uncle were standout athletes. his older brother d.j. was a sports hero, too. bob montgomery covers high
June 15th, 2013. a springtime saturday in boston, massachusetts. just perfect for football. a semi-pro boston bandits are on the field for their first scrimmage of the season. nice. among those suited up, 27-year-old defensive end odin lloyd. odin would eat, sleep, drink football. as a teen lloyd dreamed of making it to the nfl. after high school he played for the bandits and worked part-time as a gardener. lloyd s coach says the young man was trying to figure out what he wanted to do next. at some point, you realize
i heard a loud bang, maybe four or five times. i thought it was fireworks. minutes later, at 3:29 a.m., hernandez s home security system catches the altima pulling up in his driveway. three people get out. odin lloyd isn t one of them. an investigator testifies that impressions he made of the altima s tires match tracks found at the scene. the jury also hears startling testimony from the woman on duty when hernandez returns the rented altima. i found a piece of chewed blue bubblicious gum, then run the seat forward and i saw what i thought was a bullet. that s the type of gum hernandez purchased hours earlier. and it s not a bullet she finds
Written across his fore head. i promises eternal life. hernandez tried to jam his door from the inside. hernandez s entire legal team is skeptical and promises a thorough investigation. why are you so quick to accept their work. the death of aaron hernandez is not the end of this story. there is more. hernandez was fighting to over turn his conviction in odin lloyd s murder but died before the appeal was completed. according to an old legal rule, that means in the eyes of the law, the murder conviction never happened. technically, leaving aaron