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are provided to law enforcement if requested, the filing says.Prosecutors 
are also asking a judge to order the Bristol County sheriff's office 
to turn over records of jailhouse visits Hernandez had, including from his 
fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins, and cousin, Tanya Singleton.Jenkins has pleaded 
not guilty to perjury in the case, and Singleton has pleaded not 
guilty to contempt and conspiracy charges. Singleton was released from jail 
this week on $15,000 bail.Prosecutors want Judge Susan Garsh to take up 
their request on Wednesday, Hernandez's next scheduled hearing date.Meanwhile, 
the defense filed a motion Friday seeking more details about the murder 
and weapons charges Hernandez faces. They want to know, among other things, 
if the prosecution alleges he was the gunman or acted as a 
"joint venturer."Prosecutors have said Hernandez "orchestrated" the killing 
but never specifically identified who pulled the trigger. Lloyd's bullet-riddled 
body was found by a jogger on June 17 in an industrial 
park about a mile from Hernandez's North Attleborough home. Prosecutors 
say Hernandez was upset with Lloyd for talking to some people at 
a nightclub with whom Hernandez had problems.Documents released in Connecticut 
in January indicate police have been investigating Hernandez's possible 
role in a 2012 double murder in Boston. Police say in the 
records there's probable cause to believe he was driving the vehicle used 
in the shooting and "may have 
Jan. 31: Lidianette Carmona, behind right, the wife of the late boxer 
Christopher Rivera, stands with Rivera's family as they pose for photos 
taken by fans with Rivera's body propped up in a fake boxing 
ring during his wake at the community recreation center within the public 
housing project where he lived in San Juan, Puerto Rico.APSAN JUAN, Puerto 
Rico  Even in death, Christopher Rivera Amaro almost looked ready to 
box, leaning against the corner of a simulated ring.Mourners who came to 
his wake in San Juan on Friday found him posed afoot, a 
yellow hood on his head, sunglasses glasses over his eyes and blue 
boxing gloves on his hands.Elsie Rodriguez, vice president of the Marin 
Funeral Home, said Rivera's family wanted to stress his boxing. The funeral 
home suggested posing him in a ring.The makeshift ring was set up 
in a community center of a public housing complex. Rodriguez told The 
Associated Press it took them several hours to create the scene.The funeral 
home has staged similar wakes for others. One featured a deceased man 
riding his motorcycle.The 23-year-old Rivera had a 5-15 record in the 130-pound 
weight class. Police said he was shot dead Sunday in the city 
of Santurce. No one has been arrested.
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