The murder weapon was not recovered. She said she dropped it in a Dumpster but never looked inside. Lloyd, 27, was a semipro football player and a landscaper. Prior to joining the site in January , McClam worked at The Associated Press, where he spent 13 years and was most recently financial markets editor. In that role, McClam was responsible for a team of five reporters and a deputy editor that covered the stock and bond markets, financial regulation and the nation's largest banks.
Prior to that role, McClam held a variety of jobs at AP, including being a national correspondent and an original member of its Top Stories Desk editing operation. McClam lives in New York. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. June 8, — Jose Baez, the noted Florida attorney who defended Casey Anthony in , is retained to serve as lead counsel for Hernandez during the former NFL star's double-homicide trial.
April 14, — Hernandez found not guilty in his double-murder trial in Suffolk Mass. Superior Court. April 19, — Hernandez found hanging by a bed sheet in his cell at the Souza Baranowski Correctional Center just after 3 a.
Hernandez, 27, was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead at a. April 19, — Aaron Hernandez's agent and lawyer question whether his death was a suicide. April 20, — Aaron Hernandez's death officially ruled a suicide. April 21, — Judge orders all evidence be preserved in Aaron Hernandez's suicide. Lloyd, following the state's legal precedent that erases convictions if a defendant dies before all appeal possibilities are exhausted.
The state's legal precedent vacates convictions if a defendant dies before all appeal possibilities are exhausted, which returned Hernandez's case to its pretrial status. American Football. Ranking the Texans' 7 best Patriots coaching candidates to replace fired David Culley. Iyer: Seven ways to bring 'Patriot Way' to Houston. Texans 5h ago. Fantasy 6h ago. Why did the Texans fire David Culley? Explaining the one-and-done tenure of a 'Band-Aid' hire.
BOSTON - A judge has scheduled a tentative May trial date for former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez in the drive-by shootings of two men , and his lawyers asked the judge to issue a gag order because of intense media coverage. But first, he's due to to go trial for another murder in October. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to killing Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado after a random nightclub encounter in Boston on July 16, During a hearing Tuesday in Suffolk Superior Court, Hernandez's lawyers asked Judge Jeffrey Locke to issue a gag order prohibiting anyone involved in the case from commenting outside court.
Attorney James Sultan said the defense is concerned that the former NFL star can't get a fair trial because of extensive media coverage both of his indictment in the double slayings and the other murder case against Hernandez in the death of semi-professional football player Odin Lloyd.
Lloyd's body was found in an industrial park near Hernandez's North Attleborough home on June 17, Hernandez's constitutional right to a fair trial and a jury that has not been poisoned by unfairly prejudicial pretrial publicity," Sultan said. He said that a judge in Bristol County, where Hernandez is charged with killing Lloyd, issued a gag order in that case.
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