As part of an ongoing series about the NFL star’s fall from grace, the Boston Globe published new information about Aaron Hernandez’s time in jail and the events leading up to his shocking suicide, just days after he was acquitted of double murder in April 2017. The Boston Globe report cited hundreds of records of …
A new report shows that Aaron Hernandez asked to be moved to a different part of the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Facility in Massachusetts where he was serving a life sentence, and asked to bunk with another inmate who he described as his “heart.” The five letters, obtained by the Boston Globe and WCVB 5, Hernandez repeatedly asks …
Aaron Hernandez’s fiancee has questioned the legitimacy of the suicide note addressed to her that was found in his prison cell. In a clip from an upcoming episode of the Dr. Phil show, Shayanna Jenkins shared some of her doubts about the note. “I did see that it was address to Shay instead of babe, …
“I thought someone was playing a trick on me,” she said.
Attorneys for Aaron Hernandez have formally requested that a Massachusetts court vacate his 2015 murder conviction, ESPN reports. According to an archaic state law, a murder conviction can be dismissed if the case is still incomplete at the time of the suspect’s death. Hernandez’s 2015 murder conviction was pending appeal when he was found dead …
