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New charge for ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez
Hernandez, who was convicted last month of killing Odin Lloyd and is awaiting trial in a 2012 double-murder case, was indicted on the latest charge Friday
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Hernandez, who was convicted last month of killing Odin Lloyd and is awaiting trial in a 2012 double-murder case, was indicted on the latest charge Friday
A lawyer for the family of Odin Lloyd - the man Hernandez was convicted of killing - says the ex-NFL star won't be able to plead the fifth
Despite being convicted of murder, former NFL star "still had a swagger in his step," law officer says
Hernandez will get an automatic appeal of his life sentence for murder. The former New England Patriots tight end was convicted Wednesday in the shooting death of Odin Lloyd, who was dating the sister of his fiancee. Don Dahler reports from Fall River, Massachusetts.
A Massachusetts jury convicted former NFL star Aaron Hernandez of first degree murder in the 2013 shooting death of his friend Odin Lloyd. Relatives of both Lloyd and Hernandez were seen crying in the court room after the verdict was read.
The former New England Patriots' star was sentenced to life in prison without parole after being convicted of first-degree murder in the death of Odin Lloyd
Camerman acknowledged following jurors deliberating in the ex-NFL star's murder trial
Judge says accusations two jurors were followed during deliberations is a serious matter, warns station it could be banned from courthouse as ex-NFL player's murder trial nears a verdict
Jurors deliberating fate of ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez asked judge for clarification on weapon and ammunition possession charges he faces
The first full day of deliberations is underway in the trial of former the former New England Patriots player, charged in the June 2013 shooting death of Odin Lloyd
Prior to the case being handed to the jury, the defense acknowledged for the first time that the ex-NFL star was present when the murder of Odin Lloyd took place
Defense acknowledges for the first time that the former NFL star was at the scene of Odin Lloyd's murder
Attorneys for ex-NFL player Aaron Hernandez called just three witnesses in his murder trial, compared to the more than 130 witnesses called by the prosecution. As the trial heads into closing arguments, Michelle Miller looks back the trial's key moments.
Judge says closing arguments in ex-NFL star's murder trial will be delivered Tuesday or Wednesday
The ex-NFL star's two co-defendants were allegedly seen smoking the drug two days before the shooting death of Odin Lloyd
Judge in ex-NFL star's murder trial heard arguments from defense and prosecutors on how she should instruct jury to interpret evidence
Jury likely to begin deliberating next week in case alleging ex-NFL star killed Odin Lloyd
The ex-friend, who in a lawsuit alleges Aaron Hernandez shot him in the face, testified the ex-NFL star turned murder defendant had trust issues
"I understood there was an incident that had transpired, and I wanted to know whether he was involved..," Kraft testified of his star tight end who is now charged with murder
Fiancee of ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez testifies box -- which prosecutors say may have contained the weapon used to kill Odin Lloyd -- smelled "skunky," like marijuana
Shayanna Jenkins testified that she asked Aaron Hernandez point blank if he was involved in Odin Lloyd's murder. "48 Hours'" Michelle Sigona explains the importance of Jenkins being called to the stand.
Bomb threat Thursday delayed Aaron Hernandez murder trial in Massachusetts for several hours
Before Shayanna Jenkins, the fiancee of ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez, took the stand at his murder trial, the judge announced that a third juror had been dismissed from the case
High drama looms as fiancee of ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez is expected to take the stand at his murder trial
Testimony in the murder trial of the former New England Patriots player was halted around noon while the building was evacuated
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Millions today owe their lives to the work of the man who devoted his career to public health, but in recent years Dr. Anthony Fauci has been targeted by a partisan, anti-science spectrum of opponents.
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