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I love how Borges claims that he didn't write parts of the article and it was collaborative effort as if he just provided details and the writer wrote the piece based on his info. The thing is there is a dramatic shift in the tone of the writing from the Hernandez specific stuff and the Patriots related stuff. The Patriots related stuff have a lot of Borges' snarkiness while the rest of the article is more of straight reporting.
I also love how Borges twists his whole article to defend himself. When Minehan asked him about him writing that Kraft saying he was duped was "arrant nonesense". Borges denied it, but defended the quote because he felt it was a lie that Kraft said no one in the organization knew about it. Yet Kraft didn't speak about the organization and the Rolling Stone article says that Kraft said he was duped with no mention of the organization. Here is the exerpt from the RS article:
And everyone knew this guy was so out of control, I am sure the local beat writers would have known about it. They might have reported it, but they would have had known a lot more than they have admitted to up to this point.
I also love how Borges twists his whole article to defend himself. When Minehan asked him about him writing that Kraft saying he was duped was "arrant nonesense". Borges denied it, but defended the quote because he felt it was a lie that Kraft said no one in the organization knew about it. Yet Kraft didn't speak about the organization and the Rolling Stone article says that Kraft said he was duped with no mention of the organization. Here is the exerpt from the RS article:
In his first remarks after Odin Lloyd’s murder, Robert Kraft described himself as “duped” by Hernandez, saying he’d had no knowledge of his troubles. That is arrant nonsense: Every team knew him as a badly damaged kid with a circle of dangerous friends and a substance problem. Once a Patriot, Hernandez practically ran up a banner that said STOP ME! I’M OUT OF CONTROL!
And everyone knew this guy was so out of control, I am sure the local beat writers would have known about it. They might have reported it, but they would have had known a lot more than they have admitted to up to this point.












