The assembled media set up under durable tents outside the home of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez in North Attleborough. Hernandez is being questioned about the murder of Odin Lloyd, 27, of Boston whose body was found about a mile from the athlete's house last week.
The assembled media set up under durable tents outside the home of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez in North Attleborough. Hernandez is being questioned about the murder of Odin Lloyd, 27, of Boston whose body was found about a mile from the athlete's house last week.
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A dog walker passed Hernandez’s home.
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An unidentified woman pulled into the driveway of Hernandez’s home at about 8:30 a.m. on June 25. She waited about seven minutes before the garage door opened and let her in.
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State Police continued their search for evidence June 24 along Homeward Lane, the access road into Westwood Estates, where Hernandez resides.
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Maria Grullon, right, 19, and her sister, Ashley Grullon, 11, of Worcester knocked on Hernandez’s front door with hopes of getting an autograph on her Hernandez Patriots jersey.
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Police entered the Hernandez home.
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A State Police K-9 unit was brought inside the Hernandez home.
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Police gathered at the home of Hernandez.
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A State Police investigator carried a bag out of the house.
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Police gathered at Hernandez’s house.
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A local police officer stood outside as investigators worked inside Hernandez’s house.
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A K-9 unit of the State Police searched the backyard and play housez.
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Investigators searched the trunk of a white Audi SUV.
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Hernandez arrived home after a drive.
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Members of the news media set up and waited across the street.
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News media vehicles set up on the street across from Hernandez’s house.
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Hernandez drove from his home late Thursday morning.
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State Police troopers began a search of the area on Landry Street.
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Terri Hernandez, the Patriots player’s mother, entered the home carrying a dog in a crate.
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Massachusetts State Police searched along a road near the house.
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Police spent hours at the Hernandez home on Tuesday as another group of officers searched an industrial park about a mile away where a body was discovered a day earlier.
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As state and local police search his home, Hernandez talked on his phone.
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