NFL Player Aaron Hernandez Charged With Murder

Aaron Hernandez has been charged with six counts including murder in the death of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd.

He was arrested yesterday and arraigned in Massachusetts court and charged with murder, as well as five gun-related charges.

He is being held without bail.

The prosecution says they have constructed a web of surveillance footage that has allowed them to track Hernandez and Lloyd's movements from Boston to the crime scene in Attleborough, Massachusetts on the night of the killing.

According to the prosecution, Hernandez "orchestrated the execution" of Lloyd along with two associates.

They say Hernandez and two associates drove Lloyd to an industrial park within a mile of Hernandez's house.

Lloyd was let out of the car and shot multiple times, the prosecution says, including twice when he was on the ground.

When Hernandez and the two men got home, the prosecution says they walked to the basement and turned the home surveillance system off.

As for evidence, they claim that Hernandez left chewed gum at the crime scene. They also cited tire tracks at the crime scene that matched a rental car in Hernandez's name as evidence.

They claim there was a shell casing left in his rental car. The casing was thrown away by the rental agency, but later recovered. It matched the casings at the scene of the crime.

The motive, according to the prosecution, stems from an ambiguous-sounding beef between Hernandez and Lloyd at a nightclub a few nights earlier.

Lloyd sent his sister two text messages reading, "NFL" and "just so you know" before he was murdered.

Lloyd's body was found in an industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez's house on June 17.

Hernandez's lawyer called the evidence "circumstantial."