Hernandez has said all his tattoos have personal meaning. The stars on his right forearm surround a tattoo depicting being in God’s hands, which he told USA Today in 2009 was meant as a nod to ...

Aaron Hernandez has a tattoo on his right hand that has the word “blood” written in red ink, and the tat was frequently discussed Wednesday in the context of the tight end’s arrest and first ...

In addition, Nelson told the courtroom that he gave Hernandez tattoos of a semi-automatic hand gun with smoke coming from it, and the words "God Forgives." When Nelson took the stand on Friday ...

California tattoo artist David Nelson, 41, described for the jury tattoos he gave to Hernandez in late 2013 ... holds the bullets and some words on his hands…’blood, sweat, and tears.’” ...

But first, Hernandez's tattoo artist, David Nelson ... He also said he gave him tattoos of a semi-automatic hand gun with smoke coming from it, and the words "God Forgives" written backward ...

FILE- In this Oct. 13, 2015, file pool photo, tattoos cover the right hand of former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez, as he attends a pre-trial hearing at Suffolk Superior ...

First Assistant District Attorney Patrick Haggan detailed the ink on Hernandez’s hands and arm, according to court papers. They include a tattoo showing the cylinder of a revolver with one empty ...

Hernandez has said that all his tattoos have personal meaning. The stars on his right forearm surround a tattoo depicting being in God's hands, which he told USA Today in 2009 was meant as a nod ...

Wearing a white T-shirt, Hernandez finally showed off the full ink. “Lifetime Loyalty,’’ reads the tattoo, set on top of a five-pointed star. A hand in the hang-loose gesture makes up the ...

The words “blood” and “sweat” are seen tattooed on the hands of former NFL New England Patriots ... But by making the evidence of the tattoos admissible, Hernandez could be compelled as a practical ...

Boston investigators are searching for tattoo artists who may have ... by a prosecutor in the Lloyd case as Hernandez’s former “right-hand man.” However, Bradley has since sued Hernandez ...

Once arrested, close-ups of his cuffed hands show a tattoo that reads "BLOOD," leading to more suspicion. A gang expert who spoke to the Herald said Hernandez could well have a target tattooed on him.