Aaron Hernandez News: Alexander Bradley Gets Immunity As Eyewitness For Double Murder Case, Patriots TE Facing More Punishment

Sep 04, 2015 11:37 AM EDT
Closing arguments in the Aaron Hernandez
Closing arguments in the Aaron Hernandez trial for the murder of Odin Lloyd at Fall River Superior Court. Hernandez looks at the jury as the judge gives them her charge."

Aaron Hernandez was convicted of murder in the Odin Lloyd case and he is also facing charges in another case regarding a double murder and now a former associate has received immunity in that case as an eyewitness. According to the Boston Globe, Alexander Bradley has immunity and likely will testify in the case against Hernandez.

The report says that Bradley is "believed" to have witnessed the shooting that caused the deaths of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado. Bradley reportedly was the passenger in Hernandez's vehicle the night of the murder. Bradley also has come up in another case, as he claimed that months after the murder, Hernandez shot him in the face and left him on the side of the road to do. Bradley later filed a lawsuit against Hernandez.

Hernandez was convicted on murder charges in the Lloyd case and is now facing more punishment in the case on the double murder. Last year, past teammates Matt Light and Deion Branch have come out to speak about their relationships with Hernandez, with Light saying that he never believed in Hernandez, while Branch spoke in much better terms, calling him a great friend and teammate when they played together.

Hernandez's past has also been brought into question, including his time in high school and college involving reports of fighting, gangs, drug use and a possible connection to other shootings. Shayanna Jenkins was with Hernandez since high school and she may have known some information about his past and his involvement in other incidents.

Check here for more on Hernandez and Bradley.

Get the Most Popular Stories in a Weekly Newsletter
© 2015 Sportsworldreport.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.

Join the Conversation

  • Get Connected
  • Share
  • Like Us on Facebook
  • @sportswr
  • Recommend on Google
Real Time Analytics