Hernandez Search Day 5: No Gun, But More Accusations

((HT: MyFoxBoston)) On day five of searching Pine Lake in Bristol, Connecticut local authorities still haven't found the gun that supposedly killed Odin Lloyd, but new court records released by the Attleboro (MA) District Court maintain that one of Aaron Hernandez's alleged accomplices saw the former Pats tight end put guns in a box in his basement after returning from the industrial park where Odin Lloyd was killed. Carlos Ortiz told investigators Hernandez put firearms in a black box after Odin Lloyd was killed- one, a small gun Ortiz handed Hernandez after they returned to Hernandez's home. The other Ortiz called a "large handgun." Here's your wrap on Day Five ((HT: WFSB-TV)) WFSB 3 Connecticut Admittedly, the HQ would have made fun of the letter that TMZSports got where Hernandez said not to put the letter that he wrote to a fan on social media and that everyone will eventually find out his innocence. But, really, it's too easy... Enjoy it anyway...

DEVELOPING: Police Searching Connecticut Lake For Hernandez Weapon

((HT: WFSB-TV))

Police in Aaron Hernandez's home town of Bristol, Connecticut are searching a local lake/pond for a weapon that may be connected to the Hernandez murder investigation.

In addition to Connecticut officials, Massachusetts State Police and officials with the Bristol County (CT) District Attorney's Office are also at the scene to assist.

The .45-caliber pistol that police believe was used to kill Odin Lloyd has not been found, but authorities believe that a .45 can be seen in Hernandez's hand from stills in recent surveillance video from his home the night of the Lloyd shooting.

Pine Lake/Malone's Pond is near the house owned by Hernandez's uncle, where the Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz- Hernandez's alleged co-conspirators- are thought to have driven after the Lloyd shooting. Police executed another search warrant there recently.

The apartment complex where police found the Chrysler 300 driven by Wallace before his arrest is also near the lake/pond.

CSNNE's Kevin Walsh says that the Hernandez vibe will be around for a while...