What Did Police Find In Aaron Hernandez's Home?

Yesterday, a judge ordered the unsealing of search warrants and affidavits in the case of Aaron Hernandez. Neither the prosecution nor the defense objected, so at 2 p.m. today the material—156 pages of it—was handed out to media at the courtroom.

Reporters are livetweeting the material as they go through it. We'll be updating here with the interesting stuff.

There are 8 different search warrants for Hernandez home, several cars, his phones and security system.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

First search warrant came day after Lloyd was found shot to death. Looking for cell records from Hernandez phone. They were on him early.

— Tim White (@white_tim) July 9, 2013

Hernandez did not answer door when officers came to his house later told them he saw them on surveillance camera

— Jenny Wilson (@jennydwilson) July 9, 2013

Details... pic.twitter.com/teulYDJXHz

— Brian Ballou (@GlobeBallou) July 9, 2013

More items seized:

Here's list of things seized by police in pursuit of search warrant issued #Hernandez on 6/22 (clothes, safe, ammo) pic.twitter.com/VVC9GJH12Q

— Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) July 9, 2013

"When officers told #Hernandez they were conducting a death investigation, Hernandez slammed the door and locked it behind him."

— Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) July 9, 2013

Inside a safe in Hernandez home police found a scale and a dish used to weigh drugs. #Hernandez

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

They also found a box of "Game Loads" .22 bullets and 33 bullets for a rifle.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

Mass. Police also served a search warrant to obtain all of possessions that were cleaned out of his locker by Patriots personnel.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

According to the police collected bodily fluids from Hernandez's home, and conducted a gunshot residue test on his mattress.

Via Brian Ballou of the here's what Hernandez's girlfriend told police about the night of the murder:

The document indicated that when Jenkins was told about Odin Lloyd's death, "she immediately began to cry."

Also via Ballou, Hernandez was apparently neighbors with an unnamed Patriots coach:

Details on text messages and calls exchanged by Hernandez and Odin Lloyd on the night of the murder:

How did police figure out it was Hernandez's number, before they were able to subpoena the phone company? Easy:

Police found a 203 area code number on Lloyd's phone while Hernandez was at station an officer called number and Hernandez phone rang.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

When officers searched Nissan Altima believed driven on night Odin Lloyd killed they found a bullet underneath a child's drawing. #hernandez

— Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) July 9, 2013

Enterprise manager found bullet and infamous blue bubble gum underneath a child's drawing that was also left in Nissan Altima #Hernandez

— Jenny Wilson (@jennydwilson) July 9, 2013

Enterprise Manager told investigators #Hernandez offered her a piece of Bubblicious when he returned the car

— Jenny Wilson (@jennydwilson) July 9, 2013

Along with the , the and the now have their write-ups posted.

Police found an array of ammunition in Franklin apartment Hernandez rented 4 boxes if .45 bullets, as well as 6 boxes of other ammunition.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

Search warrants include photocopies of screen grabs from the surveillance video inside #Hernandez's home.

— Tim White (@white_tim) July 9, 2013

On evening of June 16 #Hernandez texted Wallace telling him to come up three minutes before he texted Lloyd to make plans

— Jenny Wilson (@jennydwilson) July 9, 2013

Hernandez and Lloyd got so drunk on the Friday night before murder they never made it back into Hernandez's house slept outside instead.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

Hernandez and Lloyd were at Rumor nightclub that Friday night. Worker there told police Hernandez had a handgun visible from his waistband.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013

The surveillance cameras at Hernandez house capture the 3 men returning at 3:27 a.m. and going into house. Cameras turned off at 3:40 a.m.

— Dave Altimari (@davealtimari) July 9, 2013