
Could Aaron Hernandez's brain explain his violent crimes?
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42 mins
Discover the dark side of fame through Aaron Hernandez’s story of crime and conviction. Explore the evidence and motives that led to his life sentence for murder. Learn about his mental health struggles and the impact of CTE on his violent behavior.
Ep 1:
From Bristol to Glory, A Hidden War
Aaron Hernandez rose from a violent Bristol childhood to national champion and Patriots star—while secretly, prosecutors say, he orchestrated a deadly 2012 drive-by shooting.
Ep 2:
The Body Near His Home
When Odin Lloyd's body is found near Hernandez's home, damning phone video and evidence lead to a shocking murder arrest that instantly ends his NFL career.
Ep 3:
A Verdict for Odin
Two years after his arrest, Aaron Hernandez faces trial for Odin Lloyd's murder—culminating in a life-without-parole verdict that ends his freedom forever.
Ep 4:
Acquitted, Then Gone by Dawn
Hernandez stands trial for the 2012 double murder and walks free on all charges—only to be found dead in his cell days later, leaving cryptic notes behind.
Ep 5:
The Brain That Broke Him
A shocking discovery after his death reveals the worst CTE case ever seen at his age, raising haunting questions about violence, football, and culpability.
Maurice
Level 8 · 9 mo agoBeats the rap just to fold.. that is some wild shit.
Benedict
Level 6 · 8 mo agoStage 3 CTE at 27. Insane.
Andre
Level 10 · 9 mo agoChecked the medical records and the podcast is bang on, stage 3 CTE at 27 is unheard of and usually only seen in pensioners who boxed their whole lives, pretty scary to think the sport destroyed his brain that fast