Overview about the young Avielle Janelle Hernandez. Avielle Janelle Hernandez is the legal name of her mother, Aaron Lisbon. They are both still married but they divorce a couple of years ago. In the present, Avielle is only fifteen years old as she was only born in 2021.
She is still young enough to remember her life before this though. As her mom, she has already experienced many disappointments since her birth. The only good thing she can say about it is that she has been able to be a good role model for her daughter as well. Her example is the way how she discipline her son. She would not let him run around the house as he was always seen by his father as useless.
So what happened to her pregnancy? It is revealed in a November where her biological father, Juan Carlos Martinez was not the one who gave her birth. Her biological father may have given her birth from an unknown donor. He left her and went to another country. It is a risk that nobody really wants to take. What is even worse is that she was not given the opportunity to live a normal life because of the circumstances of her birth.
Five years after her birth, she met her future husband in 2021. Her parents weren’t sure if they should encourage the relationship or not. But they decided to start dating and it turned out to be okay. The couple has been together ever since. Her mother said that her daughter had been raised like she should be treated.
A little known fact about Avielle Janelle Hernandez is that she has a half-sister named Fernanda. Her half-sister grew up with Avielle and became her best friend. She is also from a different part of the world, in the state of Rhode Island. Fernanda and Avielle have always remained good friends.
Avielle Janelle Hernandez lived a crime-free life for the next five years until one day in 2021, she found out that she was being held responsible for the death of her daughter. While in prison, she learned that she had been found guilty of child murder and was given the maximum sentence that was handed down to her. The life sentence, that she had been given was later reduced to life imprisonment.
While in prison, she started to develop a deep friendship with her half-sister Fernanda. They maintained their friendship even after Avielle lost her appeal and was found guilty of the crime. After her conviction and sentencing, her friend Florian became the primary breadwinner of the family. Now, as a mother, she wanted to help her daughter who was going through a tough time. Despite being found guilty of murder, Avielle is still allowed to use the family home and take her motherly duties on a daily basis.
In the coming months, it is expected that Avielle will receive another trial for her murder conviction. Even though she has already spent 5 years in prison, attorneys are hoping that the new evidence they have uncovered will lead to a more lenient sentence. If found innocent, she may be eligible to immediately apply for parole. If so, she can potentially save her daughter from life imprisonment.
A football player in high school, Avielle was very close with her younger sister. The two played together on the football team for about a decade. During that time, she was also deeply involved in her sister’s education. Her devotion to her daughter is shown in the last few minutes of the school video. In the video, it shows her struggling to make it to class and then sitting in the back of the class, silently watching as her daughter kills herself in her room. This tragedy has deeply impacted Avielle and has prompted her to dedicate her life to educating other mothers in her position.
One month before her murder trial, Avielle was found dead inside her cell in what is suspected to be a suicide by hanging. The discovery of her body brought an outpouring of support from classmates and her loved ones. Although her friends and family believe she committed suicide due to social media pressure, her lawyers claim that the evidence reveals otherwise. After a thorough investigation of the crime, the district attorney found no probable cause to arrest or charge Avielle, nor have her charges brought against her for murder.
Avielle Janelle Hernandez is not the first football star to be accused of something in recent memory. Earlier this year, former Trojan standout and current NFL running back, Adolphus Snell, were charged with the same offense. He faced one count of felony battery after allegedly striking his female friend, later identified as his wife, earlier this summer. Due to the huge amount of media attention that followed the case, Snell was allowed to plead guilty to the charge instead of going to trial, which would have kept him in jail for much longer than he should have. As the ex-Trojan star continues to work hard to repair her damaged reputation and regain the trust of her fans, her case will no doubt continue to generate interest throughout the football world.
