Aaron Hernandez Murder Trial: Boston Police Attempt To Tie New England Patriots Star to Separate Double-Murder

Aaron Hernandez just can't catch a break. Less than a day after the New England Patriots tight end was arrested under charges that he was involved in the homicide of Odin Lloyd, Boston police have announced that Hernandez is now a suspect in the murders of two others. 

According to a police report from the July 2012 incident, police arrived at a Boston intersection where three individuals had been shot while the car sat at a traffic light. Two of the victims had been killed. However the police did not indicate as of Wednesday why there was reason to believe that Hernandez was involved in those killings. 

A Miami man has recently filed suit against Hernandez, claiming that the football player shot him in the face during a dispute earlier this year in Miami, before dumping the vicitim at a John Deere dealership. No charges have been filed with regards to those allegations. 

Hernandez was arrested on Wednesday at his home 40 miles south of Boston. The Patriots cut the player earlier this week amidst speculation that he would be arrested for his alleged role in the Lloyd case. 

Hernandez's involvement in possible criminal activity has been all the rage amongst media this week, and sadly it seems to be coming to fruition. There have been allegations that Hernandez has ties to the Bristol Bloods, a gang in his hometown of Bristol, CT. A photo of the star from high school shows him wearing all red, and the word "blood" tattooed on his right hand doesn't help his case. Another photo, taken by Hernandez during his freshman year at the University of Florida, shows the athlete again wearing red and sporting a Glock handgun. 

Carlos Ortiz, a Bristol resident and supposed collaborator of Hernandez, was arrested on Wednesday as well for possible involvement with the Lloyd murder.