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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree that I thought there was way too much focus on his sexuality, especially since he’s no longer here to advocate for himself. Seemed salacious and took away from my belief in the reporting.
I also thought it was interesting the way he spoke to his fiancée on the phone. They reminded me of high schoolers the way they spoke to each other, nothing particularly deep or emotional except for her first call to him in jail when he was crying. He came across extremely immature and almost child like from what I would expect from a man earning $40 million in a billion dollar industry.
Like a thug with no education that got invited to the Met gala and was trying to fit in. He had no chance and probably why he kept going home to CT and his cousins small house and his low level friends. He just wasn’t up to par with how Tom Brady, Tim Tebow could socialize, speak well in interviews, and  carry themselves. 
I imagine he was acutely aware of this and went back to what he knew: the thugs he grew up with. [/quote]

AH's sexuality may have played into why AH killed Odin Lloyd, and perhaps others of his victims.

AH's brother confirmed that AH was either gay or bi. They had to hide it from their dad, who was homophobic (perhaps gay/bi himself?).  AH threatened to kill his brother if his brother brought the question (of AH's sexuality) to AH again.

AH also questioned, more than once, if people are born gay or "become gay" - he was truly ignorant, and wondering in the context of AH's having been sexually abused (many times, as a young boy).

While I agree the coverage seemed salacious, the question of AH's sexuality was also quite pertinent. [/quote]

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