The Ganster in the Huddle

Aaron Hernandez was easily attracted to the life of crime. This would've been because his father died when he was very young, 16 years old. Many young men growing up need a father figure for guidance and discipline. It is easy for them to fall into bad habits and get involved with bad crowds. Before his father passed away Hernandez realized his own mother was being deceitful to his father with a crack head man who she later married when her husband was laid to rest. Aaron Hernandez was involved in many criminal activities growing up. This included, gang affiliation, drug addiction, always getting into fights, and carrying a gun on him all the time. He eventually shot his on friend. More recently he was charged with the murder of 6 different people and conspiracy of more murders. Any reasonable person wouldn't want him on their team because of his extensive record but that was obviously not true because the Patriots drafted him. Even though he failed his drug tests all the time. Many people affiliated with Hernandez were questioned on taking part in the awful murders/crimes. I think that those people along with the members/coaches of all NFL teams that witnessed him fail his drug tests and knew his criminal history should have reported him. The cops obviously weren't doing to much of a good job either because he never got charged with anything or tied to anything until now. I think people that are involved in national sports teams think they are untouchable because they have such notoriety and a big role in other peoples lives.