Former jocks are popping up in headlines for all the wrong reasons. The recent first-degree murder conviction of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez makes two former NFL players accused of catching bodies this week alone.
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In most cases, those hefty contracts also mean the best legal team money can buy, which is why you rarely hear of a pro athlete getting convicted for catching a body. That doesn’t mean they weren’t accused. Some of these 13 athletes charged in murder cases are either dead, in jail, pleaded down to lesser charges, or were found completely innocent.
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