For the second time in a week, a letter that Aaron Hernandez wrote in jail has gone public.
The former New England Patriots tight end has been jailed for over a month and in the first letter released by Hernandez, he insisted he wasn't guilty and also penned that "all the people who turned on me will feel like crap."
TMZ reportedly has obtained another letter written by Hernandez, thanking a young lady for starting a Facebook page in support of the embattled former NFLer, who is accused of shooting and killing acquaintance Odin Lloyd and dumping his body in an industrial park close to his home.
The second letter contains the following:
'Thanks for the support and it means alot! This will all come to an end and there is a reason God put me thru this. Everything happens for a reason. Thanks for the site and [sorry] I can't check site there is no internet in jail lol
P.S. Please keep this letter off social media and private. Means a lot for all the support.'
Reports indicate that there are many pages on the social media site with the mission of supporting Hernandez, but this particular page has over 700 "likes."
CBS Sports reports that TMZ purchased the first letter Hernandez wrote from a sporting goods company in Boston for $18,000 after the company obtained the letter from Hernandez's pen pal "Karl" for an unknown amount of money.
Much like Hernandez said in his second letter, he told Karl not to spread the letter to social media, but Karl decided to sell it anyway. Afterwards, he felt guilty and wrote Hernandez an apologetic letter.
"I don't like the way it got out," Karl said to Boston.com. "I wrote [Hernandez] last night because I don't want him to think it was all about money."
Whether or not more letters follow remains to be seen as Hernandez is now aware that his letters are getting media attention, TMZ reports.
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