Defense Agrees To Remove Memorabilia Prior To Jury Visit

The defense for former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez has agreed to remove certain religious items and sports memorabilia from his home, after prosecutors complained ahead of a jury visit on Friday.

Prosecutor Patrick Bomberg cited the O.J. Simpson case on Thursday as he said trophies and religious items have been added to the home since the 2013 killing of Odin Lloyd.

In the end the defense agreed to remove the memorabilia and other items in question.

The jury will leave by bus around 9 Friday morning to view the alleged murder scene in North Attleboro, the Hernandez home, and Odin Lloyd's home in South Boston.