Kennedy also said: “We sold drugs every day, we did drugs every day.”

The documentary introduces themes that seem to have very little bearing on the case at hand.

Hernandez even talked to his mother Terri Hernandez about life in jail.

Brandon Lloyd warned about Aaron Hernandez

“I never understood that,” the official said.

Jose Baez, lawyer for the former New England Patriot has revealed the letters in his new book titled 'Unnecessary Roughness: Inside The Trial and Final Days of Aaron Hernandez.'

For the first time, The Post can reveal those suicide notes. In highlighted text, Baez deciphers the hidden meanings behind Hernandez’s words.

Jenkins and Hernandez welcomed their daughter Avielle, 5, in 2012. In November of that year, the two also became engaged although they never married.

"He admitted to being molested as a kid," Anderson said. "But he never dealt with it. It led to issues in his sexuality."

Both the NFL and the New England Patriots said they cannot comment on the lawsuit at this time.

"I wanted him home more than anyone. I would've stopped it. I would've told someone," she said.

Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, the fiancée of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, was as surprised as anyone to hear news of Hernandez’s suicide.

Hernandez, who had been a standout tight end for the New England Patriots before his arrest, hanged himself in his jail cell on April 19.

There is no evidence in the report to suggest Hernandez’s death was the result of anything but suicide.

On Saturday, toxicology report for Hernandez revealed no traces of “K2"

Jenkins Hernandez, Aaron Hernandez’s fiancee, is seeking to accrue whatever monies she can from the sale of the house in order to address a wrongful-death suit filed against Hernandez’s estate by the mother of Odin Lloyd.

A judge ruled on Monday that the notes should be released to their recipients.

Hernandez’s burial will also be private; no date or time has been made public.

Hernandez’s death is now being investigated by the Massachusetts state medical examiner’s office

Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was found dead in a Massachusetts prison on Wednesday.