Jurors said they were surprised that lawyers for Aaron Hernandez said he was at the murder scene.
Aaron Hernandez, who was convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Odin Lloyd, was sentenced to life without parole.
The former New England Patriots star will be in prison initially in Walpole, just minutes from Foxborough.
Aaron Hernandez is charged in the deaths of Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado in Boston?s South End.
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Why Odin Lloyd?s black life matters Lloyd was beloved by the people who knew him, and was a light that shined in darkness.
NFL players react to Aaron Hernandez verdictSome players expressed confusion, while others seemed saddened by the situation.
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Listen and watch as Meb Keflezighi explains the strategy behind his historic victory at the 2014 Boston Marathon.
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23 ways to keep kids busy all school vacation weekFrom farming festivals to science workshops, Greater Boston offers plenty of fun for the whole family.
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Mayor Walsh encouraged residents to carry out random acts of kindness to mark a new tradition called ?One Boston Day.?
Two years later, Boston pausesThe city held a moment of silence to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Fifteen years after Mitt Romney?s departure, Bain Capital is more of a big tent than many might think.
Two paths in urging colleges to divestThe tone of the debate about fossil fuels at Harvard and MIT is different in each place.
Baker asks board that oversees MBTA to resignAt Wednesday?s meeting, the board approved the continuation of the T?s late-night subway and bus service.
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The Triple A team?s 10 investors, including Red Sox president Larry Lucchino, said they would pay the full upfront cost of the project.
The Senate took a tentative step toward dismantling the Legislature?s centuries-old system of joint House-Senate committees.
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What?s in the House budget?While there are some small funding increases, the biggest initiative is the effort to close the state?s $1.8 billion budget deficit.
Researchers are edging closer to knowing exactly how cancers will be able to survive a drug?s onslaught.
Episode 18: Tsarnaev found guilty on all countsThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
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the big picture
With sunny skies and mild temperatures the Red Sox kicked off Opening Day at Fenway Park against the Washington Nationals.
The Celtics and Cavaliers will meet Sunday at 3 p.m., and the game will be televised by ABC.
At Wednesday?s meeting, the board approved the continuation of the T?s late-night subway and bus service.
The New Jersey governor?s appearance is part of a three-day swing through the Granite State this week.
Police arrested a man who landed his small, one-person helicopter on the West Lawn of the US Capitol.
Eight development companies are vying for the chance to build a large tower on the site of the closed garage in downtown Boston.
The part-time singer and hospital orderly soared to lasting fame with his aching performance on the classic song.
There are a lot of great places to tame hunger in the Fenway neighborhood.
Deprogramming ISIS recruits comes with high stakesWestern countries are at an impasse over what to do with those who want to opt out.
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