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Can you elaborate on that? Interested to hear more on this.

I'm not that familiar with the situation.

How many people is he suspected of killing?

CTE doesn't make you kill other people unless you are really brain fried, in most cases you take your own life much like Junior Seau did. How in the heck did he manage to get thru UF for a few years and how did the Dr exactly know it was 10 years ?

You're either joking or need to watch the documentary again.

Netflix you say?

I think we can get that now, the wife watches some stuff. I'll have to look into the show.

But, from the talk going on here so far, can we determine if his actions were a result of nature vs nurture?

F'd up home life, drain bamage at an early age, one of those feeding on the other? Toxic masculinity with underlying gay tendencies?

Geno

I found this.

https://www.latintimes.com/aaron-hernandez-victims-how-many-people-did-he-kill-454748

Gangbanging doesn't make one kill people either???

Maybe! They don't know and like anything else it can effect people differently.

Not a fact just my opinion, "How in the heck did he manage to get thru UF for a few years" I suspect he had his eye on the big prize and tried to behave as best he could to get there. I also think College provides a little better support network and had more rules.

how did the Dr exactly know it was 10 years ? His Family donated his brain to Boston University for research. They don't know exactly how long. She said she suspects at least a decade.

I believe he is convicted of Shooting and killing the one he went to prison for, then there was two in a stoplight shooting that were killed, and the friend he shot in the face and wounded testified he witnessed him shoot the two at the stoplight, but jury acquitted him for those two stoplight murders.

He was never charged for shooting his friend, friend thought he was going to make out $$$, but didn’t.

So four shot, three killed, one wounded, only convicted of the one, Odin Loyd.

I think Hernandez had enough internal demons to make him do what he did, Maybe the CTE had some effect maybe it did not. He did commit suicide correct?

I think that was a person that had a lot more than "internal demons."

And while he certainly had CTE the documentary did a poor job of making that their argument for the life Hernandez lived.

Urban Meyer kept him in line and probably covered some stuff up for him to keep him eligible. Meyer said in the interview that he called the brother frequently whenever Aaron went home for extended spells to make sure he was staying out of trouble.

I don't think they ever intended to Make an argument for the life he lived. I think they wanted to tell the story and leave it up to the views to decide what may have effected his life. They have two sides to tell and very strong and hurt emotions on both sides. I think they walk a thin line and did it well. The Documentary wasn't about CTE, it was about Arron Hernandez.

deflave I agree though I would like to have heard more on the CTE.

He knew he was killing people when he shot them full of holes.

I don't think anyone here doesn't agree with that.

Come on man, he could hang around anyone. He chose to hang with his weed dealer who was 10 years his senior, not an old highschool buddy. This guy was a known drug dealer and gangster, not a "bad seed". The lawers called him a drug kingpin. He had multiple violent cases pending. You dont roll with a dude like that and expect to stay out of trouble. He was involved in multiple shootings and other [bleep] stemming from altercations at " da club". He killed 3 people with a pistol that we know of because they did nothing more than piss him off or spil a drink on him.If that aint gangster behavior im not sure what is.

I never said anything about him smoking weed, if i had to guess i would guess he smoked alot to calm him. The drugs that i think helped fug him up were the big doses of pain killers he lived on from.college to the pros.

He wasnt raised in a getto. Nobody beat him. He didnt have to sell drugs to eat. He chose to hang with gangsters, he chose to act like a gangster and he paid the price. Was he a messed up kid, sure but lots of kids dont have a good home life and dont commit multiple homicides.

If you listen to his phone conversations with Pouncey you can tell who he is imitating. He didnt talk that that when talked to his agent or highshool buddys.

Right, you prove my point right here! If he was a true gangbanger he would talk to everyone like that. He didn't, and he knew his place in society for the most part.

He was a pothead, where do you get pot from? So he interacted with gangbangers that had the best pot. It isn't like he was running with a gang 24/7 or hell even infrequently. He associated with some gangbangers. That is far from being a gangbanger.

I guess in your mind anyone that associates with gangbangers is a gangbanger. His crimes are his crimes, they don't make him a gangbanger. They make him a very troubled man.

I'll add that in my opinion he didn't have what it takes to be a gangbanger. Just killing people isn't enough, read up on the Bloods, Crips, Angel's, Latin Kings, MS13 and a number of others.