Aaron Hernandez on test in Fall River, Massachusetts, in March 2015. Dominick Reuter/Reuters

The former star New England Patriots tight end, scrawled three notes—one to his fiancee, the mother of his little girl, one to that daughter and a third to his close prison friend—and placed them next to a Bible in his solitary prison cell in the Souza Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts on April 19, sometime before 3 a.m., Aaron Hernandez.

The Bible had been exposed to a part of this new Testament, John 3:16, “For Jesus therefore adored the entire world in him will never perish but have eternal life. Which he provided his one and only son, that whosoever believes” He had scrawled that verse on their forehead with red ink, and also made markings on their fingers and legs with this red pen, as if mimicking the stigmata linked to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

Then 27-year-old previous NFL celebrity serving a life sentence with no chance of parole for murder, jammed the tabs on their cellular home with cardboard to stop guards from arriving, slicked a floor with fluid soap and shampoo (which detectives think he did making it harder for him to back call at instance he destroyed their neurological), covered their sleep sheet around their neck numerous times then tied one end from it up to a club regarding the screen of their cellular.Continue reading→