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23 minutes ago, Tigers2010 said:

I read today that his conviction for the Odin Lloyd killing will most likely be vacated. The article said some law about if a person dies before exhausting their appeals, something something something. Idk, but basically, due to some technicality, his conviction may be vacated. 

I hope not.  he earned that conviction, and I'm fairly sure he killed those other two guys as well.

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On 4/29/2017 at 5:36 PM, six burg said:

He killed himself before exhausting his appeals , therefore his daughter will get his 15 million left on his contract.

That is incorrect. 

NFL Players Association records show that the Patriots and Hernandez settled a grievance that Hernandez filed in 2014. The settlement gave the Patriots a salary cap credit of $1.184 million, indicating a Patriots win. Additionally, according to Joel Corry — an attorney, salary cap expert, and former NFL agent — grievance settlements almost always tie up all loose ends.

“Typically when there’s a settlement, there’s some sort of catch-all language: ‘This will resolve all claims known or which could be known in the future,’ ” Corry said. “I haven’t seen too many settlements which don’t have some type of form of that kind of language.”

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2 hours ago, Tigers2010 said:

That is incorrect. 

NFL Players Association records show that the Patriots and Hernandez settled a grievance that Hernandez filed in 2014. The settlement gave the Patriots a salary cap credit of $1.184 million, indicating a Patriots win. Additionally, according to Joel Corry — an attorney, salary cap expert, and former NFL agent — grievance settlements almost always tie up all loose ends.

“Typically when there’s a settlement, there’s some sort of catch-all language: ‘This will resolve all claims known or which could be known in the future,’ ” Corry said. “I haven’t seen too many settlements which don’t have some type of form of that kind of language.”

If I am arrested for murder, will my family get the remainder of my salary?

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5 minutes ago, Bandwagon Ranger said:

If I am arrested for murder, will my family get the remainder of my salary?

Good point. This idea that he killed himself because he loved his daughter so much yada yada yada, was posted on facebook shortly after he committed suicide. However, it is "fake news". New England won't be paying 15 million to anybody related to that scum. 

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