(CNN)The fiancée of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez said at a hearing Friday that she was asked to conceal a box and take it out of her Massachusetts home after the murder of Odin Lloyd in 2013. Shayanna Jenkins' testimony came outside the presence of the jury during a hearing on the limits of her testimony. But it signaled where the prosecution intends to take its questioning of the key witness, who took the stand before the jury later Friday. She is testifying after being granted immunity. Hernandez, the ex-tight end who had a $40 million contract until he was charged with murder, has pleaded not guilty to orchestrating the death of Lloyd, a semi-pro football player. He has also pleaded not guilty to other weapons charges. His co-defendants, Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz, have also pleaded not guilty and will be tried separately. "You took that box out and concealed it. Were you attempting to do it in a way so that people didn't know what you were doing?" Bristol County District Attorney William McCauley asked. "That's correct," Jenkins said. The weapon in the case has not been recovered. The prosecution has said Hernandez's high school sweetheart removed the weapon from their North Attleboro home after Lloyd was killed on June 17, 2013. The state also alleges that she lied to a grand jury several times about the presence of guns in the home. She faces possible jail time if found guilty of perjury charges. Jenkins has pleaded not guilty. Jenkins testified she was "instructed" to take the box out of the home, and that it was "important" for her to get rid of it. On the day after Lloyd's killing, prosecutors have said Jenkins received a coded text message from Hernandez. Search warrants said Hernandez asked his fiancée to remove something from their basement. The text message said: "Go ... in back of the screen in movie room when u (sic) get home an (sic) there is a box ... jus (sic) in case u were looking for it!!! Member (sic) how you ruined the big tv ... WAS JUST THINKIN bout that lol wink wink love u TTYL....K" Asked about the text message Friday afternoon, in the presence of the jury, Jenkins said she didn't know what it meant. Jenkins also told the jury that she met her fiance's two alleged accomplices in the killing of Lloyd and gave them $500 in cash as police were questioning Hernandez about the slaying. Jenkins testified that she took Hernandez to a police station on June 18, 2013, and that he asked her to give Wallace money. Wallace was comforting to her, Jenkins told the jury. "He said everything would be OK," she said. She went to a bank ATM and withdrew $500 to give Wallace. "I don't remember the dollar amount he asked for but I remember telling him that was the amount I could take out," she testified. Hours after Lloyd's death, Jenkins said, Hernandez appeared "normal" and his two alleged accomplices appeared "fine." Jenkins, 25, and Hernandez are the parents of a daughter who was just a year old when her father was arrested on June 26, 2013. Her sister Shaneah was dating Lloyd, 27, who was shot six times, according to prosecutors. At one point, McCauley asked Jenkins if she ever saw guns in the home. She told the jury that she saw one "in the kitchen junk drawer." Prosecution witnesses have testified that Lloyd was shot to death with a .45-caliber Glock handgun. McCauley approached Jenkins on the stand with a Glock similar to the one used in the murder. "Is that a secured firearm?" she asked, moving back slightly. "Yes." McCauley asked if the Glock's shape was similar to the one she saw in the junk drawer. "Yes," she responded. "Color?" "Yes." Size? "I'm not sure," she told the jury. Jenkins' testimony resumes next week. CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Susan Candiotti contributed to this report.

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Aaron Hernandez is on trial in the death of Odin Lloyd.
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(CNN)Flickan till den före detta New England Patriots-stjärnan Aaron Hernandez sade vid ett förhör på fredag att hon ombads dölja en låda och ta den ur sitt Massachusetts-hem efter mordet på Oden Lloyd 2013. Shayanna Jenkins vittnesmål kom utanför juryns närvaro under en utfrågning om gränserna för hennes vittnesmål. Men den signalerade var åklagarsidan avser att ta sitt förhör av nyckelvittnet, som tog ställning inför juryn senare fredag. Hon vittnar efter att ha beviljats immunitet. Hernandez, den ex-täta änden som hade ett kontrakt på 40 miljoner dollar tills han åtalades för mord, har erkänt sig icke skyldig till att ha iscensatt Lloyds död, en halvproffsspelare i fotboll. Han har också erkänt sig icke skyldig till andra vapenanklagelser. Hans medförsvarare, Ernest Wallace och Carlos Ortiz, har också förklarat sig icke skyldiga och kommer att ställas inför rätta separat. "Du tog ut lådan och dolde den. Försökte du göra det på ett sätt så att folk inte visste vad du gjorde?" Bristols distriktsåklagare William McCauley frågade. »Det stämmer», sade Jenkins. Vapnet i fallet har inte återfunnits. Åklagarsidan har sagt att Hernandez high school-älskling tog bort vapnet från deras North Attleboro-hem efter att Lloyd dödats den 17 juni 2013. Delstaten hävdar också att hon ljög för en åtalsjury flera gånger om närvaron av vapen i hemmet. Hon riskerar fängelse om hon är skyldig till mened. Jenkins har erkänt att han inte är skyldig. Jenkins vittnade om att hon var "instruktion" att ta lådan ur hemmet, och att det var "viktigt" för henne att bli av med den. Dagen efter Lloyds död har åklagare sagt att Jenkins fått ett kodat sms från Hernandez. Häktningsordern säger att Hernandez bad sin fästmö att ta bort något från deras källare. I textmeddelandet stod det: "Gå ... längst bak på skärmen i filmrummet när u (sic) kommer hem en (sic) det finns en ruta ... jus (sic) ifall u letade efter den!!!! Medlem (sic) hur du förstörde den stora TV ... VAR bara tänka på att lol blinkning kärlek u TTYL ....K "Frågade om sms fredag eftermiddag, i närvaro av juryn, Jenkins sa att hon inte visste vad det betydde. Jenkins berättade också för juryn att hon träffade sin fästmans två påstådda medbrottslingar i mordet på Lloyd och gav dem 500 dollar i kontanter då polisen förhörde Hernandez om dräpandet. Jenkins vittnade om att hon tog Hernandez till en polisstation den 18 juni 2013 och att han bad henne ge Wallace pengar. Wallace tröstade henne, Jenkins berättade för juryn. "Han sa att allt skulle bli bra", sa hon. Hon gick till en bankomat och tog ut 500 dollar för att ge Wallace. "Jag minns inte det dollarbelopp han bad om men jag minns att jag sa till honom att det var det belopp jag kunde ta ut", vittnade hon. Timmar efter Lloyds död sa Jenkins att Hernandez verkade "normal" och hans två påstådda medbrottslingar verkade "fina". Jenkins, 25, och Hernandez är föräldrar till en dotter som bara var ett år gammal när hennes far greps den 26 juni 2013. Hennes syster Shaneah dejtade Lloyd, 27, som blev skjuten sex gånger, enligt åklagare. Vid ett tillfälle frågade McCauley Jenkins om hon någonsin sett vapen i hemmet. Hon sa till juryn att hon såg en "i kökslådan". Vittnen har vittnat om att Lloyd sköts till döds med en .45-kaliber Glock-pistol. McCauley närmade sig Jenkins i vittnesbåset med en Glock liknande den som användes vid mordet. "Är det ett säkert vapen?" frågade hon, flytta tillbaka något. "Ja." McCauley frågade om Glockens form liknade den hon såg i skräplådan. »Ja», svarade hon. "Färg?" "Ja." Storlek? "Jag är inte säker", sa hon till juryn. Jenkins vittnesmål återupptas nästa vecka. CNN:s Lawrence Crook III och Susan Candiotti bidrog till denna rapport. Skriv höjdpunkter för den här artikeln.
(CNN)The girl of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez said at an interrogation on Friday that she was asked to hide a box and take it out of her Massachusetts home after the 2013 murder of Oden Lloyd. Shayanna Jenkins' testimony came outside the jury's presence during a hearing on the limits of her testimony. But the signaled location the prosecution intends to take its hearing of the key witness, who took a stand before the jury later Friday. She testifies after being granted immunity. Hernandez, the ex-tight end who had a $40 million contract until he was charged with murder, has pleaded not guilty to staging Lloyd's death, a half-pro football player. He has also pleaded not guilty to other gun charges. His co-defendants, Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz, have also declared themselves not guilty and will be tried separately. "You took out the box and hid it. Did you try to do it in a way that people didn't know what you were doing?" Bristol District Attorney William McCauley asked. "That's right," Jenkins said. The weapon in the case has not been recovered. The prosecution has said that Hernandez high school sweetheart removed the weapon from their North Attleboro home after Lloyd was killed on June 17, 2013. The state also claims that she lied to a grand jury several times about the presence of weapons in the home. She'll risk jail if she's guilty of perjury. Jenkins has confessed he's not guilty. Jenkins testified that she was "instruction" to take the box out of the home, and that it was "important" for her to get rid of it. The day after Lloyd's death, prosecutors have said Jenkins received a coded text message from Hernandez. The warrant says Hernandez asked his fiancée to remove something from their basement. The text message said: "Go ... at the back of the screen in the movie room when u (sic) comes home a (sic) there is a square ... jus (sic) in case u were looking for it!!! Member (sic) how you destroyed the big TV...Was just thinking that lol winking love u TTYL....K "Questioned about text messages Friday afternoon, in the presence of the jury, Jenkins said she didn't know what it meant. Jenkins also told the jury that she met her fiancé's two alleged accomplices in Lloyd's murder and gave them $500 in cash as police questioned Hernandez about the killing. Jenkins testified that she took Hernandez to a police station on June 18, 2013 and that he asked her to give Wallace money. Wallace comforted her, Jenkins told the jury. "He said everything would be fine," she said. She went to an ATM and took out $500 to give Wallace. "I don't remember the dollar amount he asked for but I remember telling him that was the amount I could withdraw," she testified. Hours after Lloyd's death, Jenkins said Hernandez seemed "normal" and his two alleged accomplices seemed "fine". Jenkins, 25, and Hernandez are the parents of a daughter who was only one year old when her father was arrested on 26 June 2013. Her sister Shaneah dated Lloyd, 27, who was shot six times, according to prosecutors. At one point, McCauley asked Jenkins if she ever saw guns at home. She told the jury she saw a "in the kitchen drawer." Witnesses have testified that Lloyd was shot to death with a .45-caliber Glock gun. McCauley approached Jenkins on the stand with a Glock similar to that used in the murder. "Is that a safe weapon?" she asked, move something back. "Yes." McCauley asked if the shape of the Glock was similar to that she saw in the junkbox. "Yes," she replied. Colour? "Yes." Size? "I'm not sure," she told the jury. Jenkins' testimony will resume next week. CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Susan Candiotti contributed to this report. Write highlights for this article.
Aaron Hernandez står inför rätta i Oden Lloyds död. Hans fästmö har erkänt sig icke skyldig till mened.
Aaron Hernandez is on trial in Oden Lloyd's death. His fiancée has pleaded not guilty to perjury.