Kraft And Belichick Interviewed In Lloyd Probe, Singleton Pleads Guilty

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Aaron Hernandez's legal team made a motion to suppress evidence that they say was seized without a valid search warrant, but the judge in the case denied the motion earlier this week.

Photos and surveillance video from inside Hernandez’s home were part of the evidence list released by the prosecution and the material, apparently, shows him with a gun just hours after Odin Lloyd’s murder in 2013.

Text messages between Hernandez and Patriots coach Bill Belichick were also part of the evidence.
Belichick gave investigators a written statement after Hernandez’s arrest as did Pats owner Robert Kraft.

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In another development, Hernandez's cousin Tanya Singleton pleaded guilty to a criminal contempt charge. Prosecutors had apparently granted her immunity and Singleton refused to testify before the Hernandez grand jury.

Ever Dance With The Devil In The Pale Moonlight...??? Aaron Hernandez May Have...

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Or, at least, may have danced (whether out of exercise, enjoyment, or celebration is unclear) the night that Odin Lloyd was murdered...

In a report out of the Daily Mail, the article by M.R. Freda alleges that the former Patriots tight end dance in front of the headlights of his car at a gas station early in the morning of the Lloyd murder.

He also may have been high at the time of the murder as sources told the Mail that Hernandez was a user of PCP and synthetic marijuana.

Security footage from the evening in question has been turned over to investigators that allegedly shows Hernandez buying. gum and a cigar 20 minutes before picking Lloyd up where he eventually end up dead...

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Former Syracuse Employee Guilty Of Secretly Taping Athletes

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In secret... without their knowledge...
And that's just creepy...

Roger Springfield, whose real last name is Cahak, had been charged with four counts of unlawful surveillance in the second degree, a felony. Instead, he pleaded guilty to one count of "unlawful surveillance" and will be required to serve 10 years of probation. But the guilty plea will only work if he is/isn't required to register as a sex offender.

Cahak's defense says his actions weren't sexual in nature while the prosecution says they, of course, were.

If the court determines that he must register as a sex offender, Cahak's defense has the right to withdraw the plea.

The investigation began when a Syracuse employee found video recorded in a football locker room from a road trip. After more investigating, authorities found video of more than 100 student-athletes on four video tapes in various locker rooms.

Springfield was a local sportscaster who also worked as Syracuse's Director of Media Properties and Productions.
Until he got found out...

Here's the lowdown...