According to prosecutors for the 2012 double murder case of Aaron Hernandez, the former football star had killed Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado over a drink that was spilled by one of the victims at a Boston nightclub.
The Suffolk District Attorney's Office is actively seeking tattoo artists who have worked on former football star Aaron Hernandez's right arm for information pertaining to the 2012 deaths of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado in a drive-by shootout.
Former National Football League star Aaron Fernandez has been charged with a total of eight counts relating to the drive-by shootout of two Bostonians outside a popular nightclub in 2012, The Washington Post said.
Spokesman Bernie Sullivan of the Bristol County Sheriff recently said that former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez had been in an altercation with an unnamed inmate while in detention at the House of Correction and Jail in Massachusetts.
