Salvador, a psychology doctoral student, testified Monday that he met Hernandez at the Cure Lounge that night in 2012. He said he was with Hernandez for 7-10 minutes and that at no point did he see someone spill a drink or Hernandez appear angry.
Not at all, Salvador testified.
In fact, Salvador said when he asked Hernandez for a photo, the former New England Patriot politely declined, only to relent when Salvador told him it was his birthday.
The time here is important, in that surveillance video shows that Hernandez was inside the club for only nine minutes, meaning Salvadors testimony puts the two together nearly the entire time.
The two then re-engaged outside the club a few minutes later where Salvador thanked him for the photo.
No problem, Hernandez said. Have a good night.
With witness testimony expected to conclude by Thursday at the latest, its reasonable to ask if the prosecution has overcome its burden of proving Hernandez guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Consider:
There is no forensic evidence directly linking Hernandez to the shooting.
One witness to the murders initially told police the shooter looks like a female with cornrows.
The only eyewitness fingering Hernandez as the gunman, Alexander Bradley, is an acknowledged drug dealer who admits to having a bone to pick with Hernandez.
The defense revealed Bradley, who testified Hernandez shot him in the face to shut him up about the double murders, deleted a text message that stated he didnt know for sure who shot him in the face.
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