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Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Canadian - Jan 19, 2020
What'd you all think about the documentary series? I went in thinking it would be lame but was quite surprised by it. I have always said I'd play any sport but football for the sheer amount of concussions. I'm in Canada and maybe a little biased toward hockey, and I genuinely don't want to argue that it was all football's fault. I think it played a role in the young man's experiences. I'm on the fence about how much, though. The science seems to speak for itself, but I'm not sure it entirely does. Anyways I don't want to spoil it's worth the watch, I think. I'd recommend it!
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Vеrt - Jan 19, 2020
I’ve been seeing a lot about it, but I have yet to actually watch it. Maybe I’ll che k it out sometime later
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Django - Jan 19, 2020
Traumatic brain injury is a thing, and so is chronic traumatic encephalopathy. They can cause anger issues, uncontrollable anger, a complete change in personality, etc. That's just the danger of the sport unfortunately, and unless they massively change the way tackling works in American Football, I don't ever see it changing.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Billeh - Jan 19, 2020
I’ve seen it & a lot of stuff really surprised me. Football definitely did play a part but it was definitely everything that happened around him in life that would lead him to do those things.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Slim - Jan 19, 2020
Is it on Netflix or something?
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Canadian - Jan 19, 2020
(Jan 19, 2020 09:26 AM)Slim Wrote: Is it on Netflix or something?
Yes.
(Jan 19, 2020 06:47 AM)Vеrt Wrote: I’ve been seeing a lot about it, but I have yet to actually watch it. Maybe I’ll che k it out sometime later
Yeah it's a tad of a time commitment. Each episode's over an hour.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - LoremIpsum - Jan 19, 2020
(Jan 19, 2020 10:07 AM)Wnipeg Wrote: Yes.
I haven't seen it yet. Do you recommend watching it and if so, why?
I like documentaries like the Ice Man and others, but not every killer is fascinating or teach full I think.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Canadian - Jan 19, 2020
(Jan 19, 2020 09:18 AM)Billeh Wrote: I’ve seen it & a lot of stuff really surprised me. Football definitely did play a part but it was definitely everything that happened around him in life that would lead him to do those things.
Right!? What a messed up upbringing in general.
(Jan 19, 2020 09:06 AM)Django Wrote: Traumatic brain injury is a thing, and so is chronic traumatic encephalopathy. They can cause anger issues, uncontrollable anger, a complete change in personality, etc. That's just the danger of the sport unfortunately, and unless they massively change the way tackling works in American Football, I don't ever see it changing.
Yes but most people with brain injury do not do this (football context or otherwise). There has to be some accountability on the person, it's not black and white.
(Jan 19, 2020 10:08 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: I haven't seen it yet. Do you recommend watching it and if so, why?
I like documentaries like the Ice Man and others, but not every killer is fascinating or teach full I think.
I'm not even a football fan, it's just an interesting case. A killer going through his professional sports career, wth? I think it's worthwhile.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Pawnhub - Jan 20, 2020
(Jan 19, 2020 10:08 AM)Wnipeg Wrote: Right!? What a messed up upbringing in general.
Yes but most people with brain injury do not do this (football context or otherwise). There has to be some accountability on the person, it's not black and white.
I'm not even a football fan, it's just an interesting case. A killer going through his professional sports career, wth? I think it's worthwhile.
I could understand the impulse control from traumatic brain injury but I do not believe it had caused premeditated murder.
Also the I don't care vibes he was giving off was astonishing especially the phone call to his wife saying "what if I did, does it even matter if I killed him?". I feel this radical change was from built up anger and giving in to it.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - genesiseher - Jan 20, 2020
(Jan 20, 2020 02:27 AM)UnknownPawn Wrote: I could understand the impulse control from traumatic brain injury but I do not believe it had caused premeditated murder.
Also the I don't care vibes he was giving off was astonishing especially the phone call to his wife saying "what if I did, does it even matter if I killed him?". I feel this radical change was from built up anger and giving in to it.
pretty sure in doc said he killed odin cause he saw hernandez doing a sexual act on another man and hernandez didnt want it to get out that he was indeed gay.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Nate - Jan 20, 2020
Gang ties run deep, you can take the nigga out the hood, but cant take the hood outta him
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Snowwy - Jan 20, 2020
Yeh watched it the other night. It was really good. Very eye opening. Would recommend it.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Yin Yang - Jan 20, 2020
It’s okay, but idk about the whole gay fckery
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Lindros - Jan 20, 2020
Was it a good series? I haven't watched it yet.
I'm personally a huge NHL fan.
RE: Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Vibe - Jan 20, 2020
Seemed to be a combo of things, but I think cte played a big part in it. I don’t believe it made him violent but I believe it effected his impulse control. I also believe him being so close to his old friends and hanging out turning to fit in with that crowd also played a factor into.