Voltaire
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This is some well-done alliteration here.
This is some well-done alliteration here.
Irish Houstonian
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This whole Paulie Walnuts-style whack smells like drug-game antics.
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Now being reported he is also under investigation for his connection to a double murder in downtown Boston
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I'm on my phone and can't link it. But there is a story on myFoxBoston.com
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greyhammer90
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I believe you, it's just that if he's a gd serial killer this is going to be crazy.
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I'd be careful throwing GD out there. That may very well be the gang he's affiliated with, and they may come after you next.
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That would be just like when former Celtics great Dave Cowens used to work nights as a cab driver on the side during his Celtics career, only I guess somewhat different.
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People knew it in Gainsville. He sprayed a car and critically injured at least one. Practice. That is what people could determine.
I had a serial-killer grow up a couple doors down from me. If the one I knew hadn't had such a pronounced Narcissistic component, he would never have gotten caught. The point is, I watched this kid go from setting fire and killing animals to practicing to take a human life. This kid was involved in a multi-million dollar law suit, and criminal investigation, and case where he was convicted and sentenced to federal time before he got to murder. What I learned is sometimes it takes a little more for one of these guys to hit stride than others.
At any rate, if there is introducible evidence of prior acts and they are out of state, it makes proof of motive much easier for the prosecution and federal charges are much more likely. There was a woman who kept killing her husbands in LA in the past twenty years, and though she was to smart to ever get convicted on state charges of murder, by the time the Feds got done with her, juries convicted her and judges sentenced her to over 435 years to be served consecutively, in a Federal hell-hole.
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greyhammer90
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But with more murder, and less driving
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I don't mean to say what's best for your kids, because that's obviously not my place. But I think it's good for them to know that there are evil people in the world, and not all of those people fit the mold of the desperate criminal in a back alley.
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Law enforcement sources told The Boston Globe that the investigation into the double homicide is related to and could help provide the motive for the murder he is presently charged with. The suggestion is that the victim knew that Hernandez was involved in the other murders.
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/20...68RBpguwcxmlXe2oM/story.html?s_campaign=sm_tw
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/20...68RBpguwcxmlXe2oM/story.html?s_campaign=sm_tw
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I think the "A" in ACross stands for "Andrew".
Anyway, here's a full account of the evidence against Hernandez from /r/nfl.
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Well then.
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If the charges hold he also killed at least one, maybe multiple, people... so there's that too...
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I have to preface this by admitting that I have virtually no knowledge of Hernandez's background. Maybe he's just a sociopath who enjoyed all sorts of middle-class advantages growing up.
But assuming he comes from a culture of poverty, why are we surprised by this? Such people don't suddenly adopt bourgeois values when they become rich. This kind of thing happens every day in poor communities across the country, but we rarely hear about it because it's expected.
So why are we shocked when someone elevated from an impoverished culture turns out to be poor? Perhaps we're just not used to seeing it.
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I didn't think my reference to UM liking butts needed any italics......
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Hernandez was born in Bristol, Connecticut and grew up in poverty amongst the gang strife that is Bristol, Connecticut. It is widely speculated upon that Hernandez is a member of the Latin Kings street gang. As being a high profile member of a criminal organization that is known for savage criminal conduct it is no surprise that today Aaron Hernandez has been charged with Murder in his adopted hometown of Attleboro, Massachusetts
later in the blog mentioned that not only did the NFL teams know about his failed drug tests, criminal behavior but that he had gang affilitations
later in the blog mentioned that not only did the NFL teams know about his failed drug tests, criminal behavior but that he had gang affilitations
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Connecticut is one of the smallest states in the United States but has the highest number of cities (tied with Ohio) that made it onto our list of the 25 Most Dangerous Cities in America.
Three cities in the small New England state — Bridgeport, New Haven, and Hartford — were ranked among the most dangerous in the country. Connecticut, like other states in the Northeast, has a growing gang problem that could be contributing to violent crime.
Bristol is right down the line from Hartford to New Haven/Bridgeport.....living in a small PA town..we see this just like big cities because they are just stops along the way...lower amount of police...easier for distrubution etc.
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