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Killed himself so his daughter would get everything, though.
Is that true?
If that's the truth....he's still an idiot for doing what he did..but that garner's a little respect from me.
Being involved in gangs as a kid isn't the same as being a murderer. After what happened with that Florida case there's basically no motive for Hernandez to have committed murder. Certainly not suggesting he didn't do it, but if he's found to have CTE, it could explain the irrational decision to murder someone he appears to have been friends with.
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I think he was just a sociopathic thug w/ delusional sense of entitlement because someone was always there to lie for him, or get him out of trouble, so he could win another game for their team.
Then he made $40 million and a Pro Bowl, and that made him really think he was untouchable...especially in Connecticut, where he was the hometown star.
That's what I heard, not confirmed. If so, his lawyer obviously advised him on it and I think they dis-bar you for that, so...
There's a bit of a disconnect there. You can't really be both, sociopathy is a mental illness rather than a choice one makes.
That would be pretty tough to prove given attorney/client privilege.
Even if it's 100% true and his death means the privilege isn't protected, how do you disbar a lawyer for giving a client legal advice?
You can't give legal advice which results in advocating homocide........you would be a murderer and go to jail
Did you mean homicide rather than homocide? and did you mean suicide rather than homicide?
I meant homocide - again, thanks for those Red Sox figurines.
I'm thinking
AH- "Hey, if I killed myself could my daughter get my contract money?"
Lawyer - "She sure could"
Doesn't really constitute being a murderer.
AH- "Hey, if I killed myself could my daughter get my contract money?"
Lawyer - "She sure could"
Doesn't really constitute being a murderer.
First class ticket to the pen
I want those figures back.
You mean "figurines"..........cmon man
I thought in most cases suicide rather than natural death etc they wouldn't have to pay out. I'm no lawyer, but I know in certain other cases the next of kin gets diddly.
Hard to prove? So we're saying Aaron was aware of an obscure legal loophole through his extensive legal background, and was confident enough in it to KILL himself? LOL
and what about that is enough to have him disbarred?
Extreme ethics violation? He advised his client to kill himself.
and how would you go about proving that? I'm anxious to see the mountain of evidence you have for your slam dunk case.