Aaron Hernandez's Argument

From the beginning Aaron Hernandez was destined to be a great football player. He had all the athletic skill in the world and had the physical size to back it up. He had made a name for himself since his high school days, breaking and setting state records, and then in college he boasted that he would eventually make it into the NFL. That day did come but in a matter of seconds Aaron Hernandez threw that privilege all away; one bad decision has now altered his life path. He had gone from a $40 million NFL contract to $4 a day, life in prison without the chance of parole contract. Aaron Hernandez was born November 6, 1989. He was born in Bristol, Connecticut to his mother and father. His father is Dennis Hernandez and his mother is Terri …show more content…
He had too many drinks and refused to pay his bill. As he was being escorted out of the bar he turned around and punched the employee in the head, erupting his ear drum. Aaron was arrested and charged with felony battery but the employee did not want to press felony charges. This issue was settled with a deferred prosecution agreement. In 2007 Aaron was also allegedly involved in a shooting that left one person shot in the arm and another shot in the back of the head. Eyewitnesses reported that a large hispanic looking man with lots of tattoos was the shooter. This case was put on postponement due to the Odin Lloyd murder …show more content…
The next day Aaron’s house was searched by state police and they had some very suspicious findings. They found Aaron’s home security system was intentionally destroyed and a destroyed cell phone that supposedly belonged to Odin. Police also found that Aaron had hired a team of house cleaners the day before they had searched the home. Aaron was the number one suspect in his friend’s death. Two days after the Police searched his house and the media had gotten hold of this information, Aaron was released by the New England Patriots. They had made a previous decision that if he was arrested again, he would be immediately released by the team. A week later Aaron was arrested and charged with first degree murder and held without bail. During the police investigation, they found more evidence pointing towards Aaron as the killer. Two of his close friends were arrested and linked in connection with the murder after a tipster had notified the police of possible guns and ammunition cache in their