Aaron Hernandez had one of the worst cases of CTE on record, and scientists are proving that his judgement and decision-making was impaired directly as a result. Now, that doesn't justify execution-style murders, and we aren't saying that, but it definitely can be used in a criminal case by a lawyer moving forward.
Clay Travis explains how someone representing a murderer might paint the picture of CTE, and use it to set a dangerous precedent moving forward. Listen here, and subscribe to Outkick »
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