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Why don't we discuss Aaron Hernandez here? (1 Viewer)
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pretty ridiculous
Leroy Hoard
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Still holding onto him in my dynasty league, he & Gronk will once again rule FF!
Henry Ford
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Henry Ford
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http://www.cnn.com/2017/04/19/us/aaron-hernandez-suicide/index.html
Aaron Hernandez committed suicide in his cell last night.
Aaron Hernandez committed suicide in his cell last night.
McGarnicle
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MarvinTScamper
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because apparently, Joe Bryant has a soft spot for the POS
The Ref
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This.
They were already dusting off a case they have on a body in Gainesville from his college days. They wanted to pin one more on him so that he never comes out. Not going to have to worry about it now.
AH was a bad bad bad dude, or so I'm told.
Leroy Hoard
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Let's close this one. We have another thread open for discussion on this if you're inclined. But please let's not do the jokes or one liners.
And to clarify what I said there, I think it's sad in its entirety. The story as it's played out has been unspeakably crushing for the families and those connected to people Hernandez killed. But I feel for Hernandez' family and those close to him as well. And even Hernandez himself. I understand many don't feel this way, but I take no joy in his life ending.
But on a bigger scope, for people who've been affected by suicide in some form or who may even be having thoughts of it themselves, a suicide story in the news can be intensely personal and emotional. A high profile story like this can drag back up lots of emotions as people deal with their own history. It feels like a time for caution and maybe restraint. Thanks.
J
And to clarify what I said there, I think it's sad in its entirety. The story as it's played out has been unspeakably crushing for the families and those connected to people Hernandez killed. But I feel for Hernandez' family and those close to him as well. And even Hernandez himself. I understand many don't feel this way, but I take no joy in his life ending.
But on a bigger scope, for people who've been affected by suicide in some form or who may even be having thoughts of it themselves, a suicide story in the news can be intensely personal and emotional. A high profile story like this can drag back up lots of emotions as people deal with their own history. It feels like a time for caution and maybe restraint. Thanks.
J
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