The Aaron Hernandez trial has Shaneah Jenkins testifying this week and she comes in as the girlfriend of the victim Odin Lloyd at the time of his death and she is the sister of Shayanna Jenkins, who is the fiancé of Hernandez and her testimony is crucial in establishing the relationship of Hernandez and the victim of the crime.
Here is a look back to some posts from earlier in the history of the case, for some information on Jenkins and her sister:
Here is a link to the Facebook page of Jenkins.
Here is a link to photos and information on the case involving the sisters.
From earlier in the case:
Shayanna Jenkins Facebook page is still online and has a number of pictures and shows her smiling and happy, way before her fiancé Aaron Hernandez was arrested and charged with the murder of her sister's boyfriend Odin Lloyd.
In court numerous details emerged about the case, including that Hernandez orchestrated the murder and had issues with Lloyd the night of the murder. He was shot multiple times in an industrial park a mile from the home of Hernandez and he has been tied to five shell casings found. The police searched his home and surrounding areas multiple times and took evidence, but so far no murder weapon has been found.
Reports say that Lloyd was seen with Hernandez and the two men on video and now authorities will work on whatever is the next step. Hernandez was released by the Patriots and now the team could also try and go after his guaranteed money and signing bonus, as he was released and that has happened in the past. Police searched his home and the charges would end up being serious, as he damaged his cell phone and home security system and he also had a cleaning crew come to the house.
The case is being compared to Rae Carruth and Ray Lewis and the body of Lloyd was found a mile from Hernandez's home near a rental car of his. The body was supposedly not moved and was shot multiple times at the industrial park where it was found. Police were careful not to go too fast at Hernandez and they gave him no preferred treatment, as they didn't allow him to turn himself in. The names of the two men have not been released or found out and there is a chance they could be cooperating with police.
