And although he was serving a life sentence for Lloyd's murder, Hernandez was scheduled to appeal that verdict. There was nothing outwardly pointing toward any inward despair. Thibou declined to say whether Jenkins—the sister of Hernandez's fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, who took the name despite never officially marrying Hernandez—had spoken to her sibling about Hernandez's suicide. The sisters were close; Shaneah had stayed at Hernandez's house in the days following Lloyd's murder, and Hernandez had assured her he would help catch Lloyd's killer.
But the relationship broke down after Hernandez was charged with Lloyd's murder. In the stilted conversations they shared since then, the siblings avoided talking about anything to do with Lloyd or Hernandez.
Thibou says she wants to take a couple of days before she publicly speaks about her reaction to Hernandez's death. The news adds a new layer to her family's grief, one they have yet to fully understand.
Thibou says she was still coming down from the emotion brought on by last Friday's "not guilty" verdict for Hernandez in the double homicide case, which caused her to relive the angst brought on by her brother's trial. Leonard her fiance , Chance her son and I were riding to the courthouse when Brandon Ferris called to tell me a verdict came in. I didn't think it would come that early in the day. The viewers will see how he became a successful NFL athlete and his dark side that was revealed through the murder raps that he was accused of.
His seemingly bizarre practices and psychology will be revealed too as well as the allegations that he was abused as a child.
Probably, the most controversial part of this Netflix documentary was the murder of Odin Lloyd and the Jenkins sisters. It was during the trial that Shaneah, in a way, lost her own sister, who she was once very close to.
Shayanna chose to side with Hernandez, the alleged murderer. The sisters have been estranged ever since, and even used to sit on opposite sides during the trial. Odin Lloyd's mom was not allowed to wear this pin during the trial. But she is one fierce mother, who fought till she felt that justice was served to her son. Ursula and Shaneah sat next to each other during the verdict and breathed a sigh of relief as Aaron was convicted.
Ward stated that she had already forgiven Aaron:. And I pray and hope that someday, everyone out there will forgive them also. With the help of her attorney, Douglas Sheff, she filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Hernandez. By his suicide, the defendant waives his right to appeal.
But this made unable to properly grieve her son as she felt that the justice that was served was taken back from them. I came down to Boston to meet him and we went to the movies and he was a perfect gentleman," she says about some of her favorite memories together.
A characteristic Jenkins says countered his imposing exterior - bald head, over 6-feet tall, muscular build. He did have his soft moments. He loved to have his belly rubbed when he didn't feel good or his head massaged. He was amazing. He really was," she says. When asked what their dreams were as a couple, Jenkins says, "We more or less just thought of a long term as long as we both were happy. Obviously children. He wanted to go into physical therapy so he wanted to go to school for that and open up his own little practice and I wanted to become a lawyer.
So we were going to be a power couple together. It was a Tuesday morning. Early Tuesday morning. I was sleeping. I got a phone call.
I looked at my phone. I was a Massachusetts number.
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