Aaron Hernandez “committed the crime of murder,” assistant District Attorney Patrick Bomberg asserted in
opening arguments at the former New England Patriots star's murder trial -- and
video surveillance, cell phone records and photographs “show the path” of the
crime, he said.
Hernandez'sdefense attorney, Michael Fee, insisted his client lacked intent to murder and
said the prosecutors are only trying to “dazzle and distract.”
There was a damn good
reason why he wanted him dead. Aaron
won't testify on his own behalf. What
he's banking on is that his defense will get him off the hook. I think the evidence is too overwhelming. It will be too much for Aaron’s defense to overcome. He is much too smug to go for anything but an
all or nothing defense. Unless you're
working the graveyard shift, nothing good happens at 2 in the morning.
You can take the man out
of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of the man. He had a great career, his life was set; but
I guess that wasn't as fun as wanting to be a criminal.
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