Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 18:08     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:Horrid - there is one tape where he blames her for not caring about knowing who he was or being there for him in childhood, a very sad audio . Soon after his father died, she went on to date his cousin’s boyfriend, breaking them up and bringing him to live in their house. I believe he moved out and went to live with his cousin.


She also told him he should give her 1 million dollars and was annoyed that he didn't agree immediately.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 18:02     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Horrid - there is one tape where he blames her for not caring about knowing who he was or being there for him in childhood, a very sad audio . Soon after his father died, she went on to date his cousin’s boyfriend, breaking them up and bringing him to live in their house. I believe he moved out and went to live with his cousin.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 15:59     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:Watch this video. His mom seems like a different person here than in the docu.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ1eq6leuBA
I haven't watched the doc yet, how did she seem in it?
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 14:38     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:He got beat up all the time. He was a repressed homosexual. His dad "slapped the fagot out of him." Truly a tragic story all around.


In his brother's book it claims he was molested starting at age 6 and it continued for several years.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 14:17     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maybe his CTE was advanced for his age because he had been playing football since his early teens, went off to play college football at 17 then played pro at age 20. The hits were hard. Hernandez was a thug as a freshman, punching a bar worker when he was asked to pay his bill, and there was a shooting incident during that time frame that implicated him too.

Almost every professional football player has been playing since their early teens, though.

I grew up in a family with similar dynamics. It's likely his dad hit him from early on and over the years, starting head injuries at an earlier age than your average football player. (His mom was hospitalized after a beating from her husband)

That makes more sense as to why his CTE was so bad. As others have said, all pros start playing their youth.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 13:29     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
He got beat up all the time. He was a repressed homosexual. His dad "slapped the fagot out of him." Truly a tragic story all around.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 13:27     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maybe his CTE was advanced for his age because he had been playing football since his early teens, went off to play college football at 17 then played pro at age 20. The hits were hard. Hernandez was a thug as a freshman, punching a bar worker when he was asked to pay his bill, and there was a shooting incident during that time frame that implicated him too.

Almost every professional football player has been playing since their early teens, though.

I grew up in a family with similar dynamics. It's likely his dad hit him from early on and over the years, starting head injuries at an earlier age than your average football player. (His mom was hospitalized after a beating from her husband)
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 11:46     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:Maybe his CTE was advanced for his age because he had been playing football since his early teens, went off to play college football at 17 then played pro at age 20. The hits were hard. Hernandez was a thug as a freshman, punching a bar worker when he was asked to pay his bill, and there was a shooting incident during that time frame that implicated him too.

Almost every professional football player has been playing since their early teens, though.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 10:38     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Maybe his CTE was advanced for his age because he had been playing football since his early teens, went off to play college football at 17 then played pro at age 20. The hits were hard. Hernandez was a thug as a freshman, punching a bar worker when he was asked to pay his bill, and there was a shooting incident during that time frame that implicated him too.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 10:10     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There is a really good podcast series about him. I think done by the Boston Globe.


The podcast was excellent!


I also liked the podcast. Has anyone who listened to the Boston Globe podcast watched the documentary? Does the doc. share much new information?
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 10:07     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I watched the first episode and stopped. All of the claims made about his personal life felt invasive. I doubt anyone knows the truth and this seemed to sensationalize a very tragic story for everyone involved.

The “claims” about his personal life? They corroborate the stories of abuse and closeted homosexuality with interviews with people who knew the family, one of whom was sleeping with him.


That is the man's claim but does he substantiate with evidence?


What precisely are you looking for? A blue dress?

Come on.


You come on--just because someone says it doesn't make it true and the ONLY person who can confirm 100% is dead.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 09:43     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Watch this video. His mom seems like a different person here than in the docu.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ1eq6leuBA
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 09:20     Subject: Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Does the documentary explain why his CTE was so bad for his age (at the time he stopped playing)? Or does CTE progress even after you’ve stopped playing football? Are some people more susceptible to worse CTE than others? Just curious if every other player in the NFL, at 23, is walking around with the same level of damage.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 08:51     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I watched the first episode and stopped. All of the claims made about his personal life felt invasive. I doubt anyone knows the truth and this seemed to sensationalize a very tragic story for everyone involved.

The “claims” about his personal life? They corroborate the stories of abuse and closeted homosexuality with interviews with people who knew the family, one of whom was sleeping with him.


That is the man's claim but does he substantiate with evidence?


What precisely are you looking for? A blue dress?

Come on.
Anonymous
Post 01/17/2020 08:47     Subject: Re:Aaron Hernandez Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I watched the first episode and stopped. All of the claims made about his personal life felt invasive. I doubt anyone knows the truth and this seemed to sensationalize a very tragic story for everyone involved.

The “claims” about his personal life? They corroborate the stories of abuse and closeted homosexuality with interviews with people who knew the family, one of whom was sleeping with him.


That is the man's claim but does he substantiate with evidence?