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kedra5
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Is it possible that SOMEONE ELSE planted that key there overnight or at some point between the 6th and 7th visit? Someone that wasn't a police officer? I was just thinking about this theory....whoever the killer is/was (maybe the older Dassey probably had access to the property) I mean did the police have a presence 24/7?
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Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
I am still really on the fence with the whole thing. But two things.
If he killed her in the garage(or trailer) why would there be blood in her car? Why would he put her body in the car to go like 50 feet to the fire pit? Also, he had a car compactor - which how many people have, like one in a million? Lol why wouldn't he get rid of her car??
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by shadows
I am still really on the fence with the whole thing. But two things.
If he killed her in the garage(or trailer) why would there be blood in her car? Why would he put her body in the car to go like 50 feet to the fire pit? Also, he had a car compactor - which how many people have, like one in a million? Lol why wouldn't he get rid of her car??
The blood in the car wasn't even her blood....it was his. None of her blood was anywhere....the trailer, the car, or the garage. Where did she die? Or did he just burn her alive and move the bones all over the place? Whoever killed her seems to be a lot smarter than either of the men in jail for the crime.
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Michelle1110
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by kedra5
Is it possible that SOMEONE ELSE planted that key there overnight or at some point between the 6th and 7th visit? Someone that wasn't a police officer? I was just thinking about this theory....whoever the killer is/was (maybe the older Dassey probably had access to the property) I mean did the police have a presence 24/7?
Never considered that! Possible!
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shadows
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by Palebride
Posted by shadows
I am still really on the fence with the whole thing. But two things.
If he killed her in the garage(or trailer) why would there be blood in her car? Why would he put her body in the car to go like 50 feet to the fire pit? Also, he had a car compactor - which how many people have, like one in a million? Lol why wouldn't he get rid of her car??
The blood in the car wasn't even her blood....it was his. None of her blood was anywhere....the trailer, the car, or the garage. Where did she die? Or did he just burn her alive and move the bones all over the place? Whoever killed her seems to be a lot smarter than either of the men in jail for the crime.
Oh I thought there was something about a "hair pattern" of blood in the car, from her hair and blood. That was his blood in the hair smear/pattern they mentioned?
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Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
This is probably going to sound crazy and far fetched, but does anyone think it may be possible that he did do it, and tried to frame the police department as planting evidence against him so he could get more money, and/or so he could try to put the people that wronged him behind bars, and it totally blew up in his face.
Everything is just not adding up on either side....
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
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Finding the key, by Lenk after the 7th search?! In plain view?! The hole in the vile of blood?! Opened evidence from 1985?! Those are the two pieces that solidify for me that there was only one other party that could have done those things. Plus - ZERO evidence of her blood in Avery's house (including the obviously coerced story about her being in the bedroom), trailer, garage.
Oh, and the woman who admitted the bullet evidence was CONTAMINATED?! Are you kidding me?!
I RARELY side with the convicted in these situations, and I absolutely recognize this foxy-series was clearly biased to argue his evidence, but
this exactly......and what they did to that poor kid Brendan.......terrible.
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Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
I don't know how he was convicted beyond a reasonable doubt and what further boggles my mind is how Brendan Dasseys appeal was denied. His first lawyer coerced a confession from the kid! Like Dean said, I hope Avery and Brendan did so it because if they didn't the failure of our justice system is what's really horrifying.
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
I just don't understand how key evidence doesn't show up on the first of umpteenth searches - the key and the bullet - yet the second the county sheriffs dept is let in on their own, particularly Lenk, after what is dozens of searches.....miraculously those two pieces appear? The bullet particularly shows up AFTER they find out she was shot in the head?
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by Palebride
Posted by shadows
I am still really on the fence with the whole thing. But two things.
If he killed her in the garage(or trailer) why would there be blood in her car? Why would he put her body in the car to go like 50 feet to the fire pit? Also, he had a car compactor - which how many people have, like one in a million? Lol why wouldn't he get rid of her car??
The blood in the car wasn't even her blood....it was his. None of her blood was anywhere....the trailer, the car, or the garage. Where did she die? Or did he just burn her alive and move the bones all over the place? Whoever killed her seems to be a lot smarter than either of the men in jail for the crime.
Her blood was found in the back of the RAV4
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by JennZ
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Doesn't anyone else find it weird that the ex boyfriend guessed her password and logged into her phone account? And that her brother logged into her voicemail and apparently deleted a few? Really shady.
Yes!!! I think her brother killed her. Still do.
I think it was the brother too!!!
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Posted by LotsaLuv
This is probably going to sound crazy and far fetched, but does anyone think it may be possible that he did do it, and tried to frame the police department as planting evidence against him so he could get more money, and/or so he could try to put the people that wronged him behind bars, and it totally blew up in his face.
Everything is just not adding up on either side....
There is no way he is smart enough for this IMO
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EricaAlt
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by luvmytwins
Posted by JennZ
Posted by shadows
Doesn't anyone else find it weird that the ex boyfriend guessed her password and logged into her phone account? And that her brother logged into her voicemail and apparently deleted a few? Really shady.
Yes!!! I think her brother killed her. Still do.
I think it was the brother too!!!
I think so too. I'm only on 6 though so I guess I'll have to wait and see. I think it's weird the ex was never a suspect. Only suspect they questioned was Steven.
Oh, and I have to say I HATE Brendan's lawyer. He was such a POS and was using him to get his 15 minutes. That smirk and how badly he treated that kid knowing he's not too bright.
So far I like Avery's lawyers a lot.
I'm sure they'll be a movie on this. Wonder who would play who.
There's a lot of unanswered questions too... maybe they'll say more when I watch more, but is there any other relationship between Steven and the victim? Where was the ex or roommate the night she was murdered?
Oh, and how the cousin or whoever found her car in about 20 mins in the 40 acre junkyard. Come on!
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shadows
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
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Posted by JennZ
Posted by shadows
Doesn't anyone else find it weird that the ex boyfriend guessed her password and logged into her phone account? And that her brother logged into her voicemail and apparently deleted a few? Really shady.
Yes!!! I think her brother killed her. Still do.
I think it was the brother too!!!
I think so too. I'm only on 6 though so I guess I'll have to wait and see. I think it's weird the ex was never a suspect. Only suspect they questioned was Steven.
Oh, and I have to say I HATE Brendan's lawyer. He was such a POS and was using him to get his 15 minutes. That smirk and how badly he treated that kid knowing he's not too bright.
So far I like Avery's lawyers a lot.
I'm sure they'll be a movie on this. Wonder who would play who.
There's a lot of unanswered questions too... maybe they'll say more when I watch more, but is there any other relationship between Steven and the victim? Where was the ex or roommate the night she was murdered?
Oh, and how the cousin or whoever found her car in about 20 mins in the 40 acre junkyard. Come on!
I love Avery's lawyers too. I was reading that they are real heart throbs getting a lot of attention from ladies since the show 
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Michelle1110
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by EricaAlt
Posted by luvmytwins
Posted by JennZ
Posted by shadows
Doesn't anyone else find it weird that the ex boyfriend guessed her password and logged into her phone account? And that her brother logged into her voicemail and apparently deleted a few? Really shady.
Yes!!! I think her brother killed her. Still do.
I think it was the brother too!!!
I think so too. I'm only on 6 though so I guess I'll have to wait and see. I think it's weird the ex was never a suspect. Only suspect they questioned was Steven.
Oh, and I have to say I HATE Brendan's lawyer. He was such a POS and was using him to get his 15 minutes. That smirk and how badly he treated that kid knowing he's not too bright.
So far I like Avery's lawyers a lot.
I'm sure they'll be a movie on this. Wonder who would play who.
There's a lot of unanswered questions too... maybe they'll say more when I watch more, but is there any other relationship between Steven and the victim? Where was the ex or roommate the night she was murdered?
Oh, and how the cousin or whoever found her car in about 20 mins in the 40 acre junkyard. Come on!
It's not strange the cousin found the car. Jesus led her to it! Lol - that's what she said. It's SO strange
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
This whole thing just amazes me. As a jury member, how could they determine that he was guilty? I feel like the evidence was so inconsistent that you couldn't possibly prove without a doubt that he did it.
He could be guilty for sure...but I feel like he's innocent in my gut. The only way he'll get out is if the right person finds something to damage what evidence he has against him. And by " the right person," I mean anyone but a cop.
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Finally finished. UNREAL. Such a complete and gross injustice. Manitowoc County should clean house top to bottom from the courts to the cops and get rid of these criminals in power. I don't even know where to start, SO much was wrong here.
First, he had NO motive. I don't care how creepy someone is or even if they were nasty to a cat. He had NO motive. Here is a man who spent 18 years proving his innocence, FINALLY gets out of out prison, gets engaged, and stands to get MILLIONS from the county. WHY after all of that would you now murder someone out of nowhere??? And I think there is something to be said for the fact that he stands by his innocence 100%. He's never wavered, he's never hinted at the possibility of guilt. You would think at this point he'd cop to something but he's admanadant about his innocence. I think he's innocent. 100%.
Those cops???!!!!!!! Those investigators????? C'mon. Shady as the day is long. The fact is, the entire county and every cop was embarrassed by the fact that this white trash nobody was bringing them down. Not to mention he was costing the county a ton of money in damages. They had EVERY reason to frame him, it was payback. Plain and simple. That judge was SO biased. Those cops mishandled everything. And I firmly believe they did WHATEVER they had to in order to get him convicted. They NEVER even considered another suspect which is insane. How about taking a look at that creepy ex-BF. That guy had MOTIVE. He tapped into her phone records right away, VM's were deleted, he set up a search with detailed maps where to look for her and the car. C'mon. That's NO accident. And why on earth on 40 acres of land with a car crusher right there would you park a dead woman's car a few feet away and covered by a branch???? That's moronic. He's not THAT stupid.
And don't even get me started on the giant "show" the DA put on with the press conference, that elaborate BS story about her being chained up, raped, cut, and on and on. There was NO. absolutely NO, DNA evidence in that trailer where they claimed this all happened. NO blood, NO semen, NO saliva, NO sweat, NONE of her DNA.................nothing!!!! And so what that he had an Auto Trader receipt and magazine in the house??? That doesn't mean someone was actually in your house and you KILLED someone. I have plenty of crap in my house that people have handed to me on my porch, it sure as $hit doesn't mean I brought them in and tortured them just because I have literature from them in my house. The whole thing is insanity.
And the key???? In PLAIN SIGHT found on the 7th visit??!!! 7th visit!!!................by Detective Lenk no less. A man who had a bridge to burn with him. How can anyone think that wasn't planted???!!! And let's not forget the other detective who called in the plates and correct vehicle for the dead woman's SUV TWO DAYS BEFORE it was ever "found" by that very shady, "concerned" citizen". Nobody finds it odd that this woman goes with her DD to search the property of a potential murderer ALL ALONE???? W-T-F??? She went there and "found" that SUV because it was all planned, someone KNEW exactly where that truck was and SENT her there to "find it". I mean c'mon, she finds it barely hidden within minutes of being there??? Yea, ok. That's not shady at all. Give me a break.
These entire case had SO many holes, SO many questions, SO many questionable police antics that I don't know how on earth that VERY BIASED jury convicted him. There was no way you can say that he was guilty BEYOND A REASONABLE doubt. Not even close. NOTHING adds up in this case. Based on the evidence, he was set up and that woman's killer is running free somewhere laughing his a$$ off. The fact is, they wanted to convict him now matter what regardless of guilt or innocence. They had a score to settle and they went after him from the get go.
And the nephew??? That boy was a just a kid with the intelligence and mental capacity of a grape. LOL He didn't have a clue. He was VERY obviously coerced into giving a confession BUT when left to his own devices without cops breathing down his neck and telling him what to say his story was ALWAYS the same...............he wasn't there, never saw her, and didn't do anything. That poor kid is rotting in jail and he's innocent. I can't believe that jury convicted him on all 3 counts, in particular sexual assault without ANY physical or DNA evidence. That is a crime. They had NOTHING to convict this kid, those video confessions alone with those corrupt cops should've been enough for them to come back with a NOT guilty verdict.
The whole thing is just crazy. The fact is these were poor, uneducated people who were targeted by a VERY corrupt county. They had a score to settle with this man and they weren't going to go down looking stupid for putting an innocent man behind bars for 18 yrs so instead, they "redeem" themselves with the community by framing him for a murder so it looks like they got the right guy and did their job. I don't know how ANYONE can say Steven Avery and his nephew are guilty BEYOND any reasonable doubt. There are just too many things in this case that are "off".
Engrossing documentary and absolutely crazy to see how corrupt and unjust our judicial system can be.
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Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Apparently the evidence that was left out of the documentary is the gun found hanging above Avery's bed matched the bullet fragment from her head.
The chains and cuffs that went with Brandon's story were purchased by Avery and found in his home, apparently another pair were also found at Dassey's. (None had either DNA on them though)
There were multiple phone calls to Halbach's cell phone by Avery before the visit using *67 then one call after her disappearance at 4:35 using his unblocked number.
She was personally requested by Avery ( he used his sisters phone number and name) after telling her workplace she did not want to go there anymore because the first time she went there in 2005 he met her wearing just a towel and she was creeped out.
Like I said earlier I am so on the fence whether he is guilty or not...
I do think the police were corrupt but I'm not sure if it's because they knew this guy was deranged and did this and just needed a conviction or because of the sour grapes and law suit.
BUT there is NO WAY in HELL a jury should have been able to convict him beyond a reasonable doubt. The treatment of Dassey was disgusting...
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Hofstra26
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by 2boys1girl
Apparently the evidence that was left out of the documentary is the gun found hanging above Avery's bed matched the bullet fragment from her head.
The chains and cuffs that went with Brandon's story were purchased by Avery and found in his home, apparently another pair were also found at Dassey's. (None had either DNA on them though)
There were multiple phone calls to Halbach's cell phone by Avery before the visit using *67 then one call after her disappearance at 4:35 using his unblocked number.
She was personally requested by Avery ( he used his sisters phone number and name) after telling her workplace she did not want to go there anymore because the first time she went there in 2005 he met her wearing just a towel and she was creeped out.
Like I said earlier I am so on the fence whether he is guilty or not...
I do think the police were corrupt but I'm not sure if it's because they knew this guy was deranged and did this and just needed a conviction or because of the sour grapes and law suit.
BUT there is NO WAY in HELL a jury should have been able to convict him beyond a reasonable doubt. The treatment of Dassey was disgusting...
But just because you bought something does NOT mean you're automatically going to kill someone. There was NO evidence of her being shackled and tortured, there wasn't even a body to prove those things let alone DNA evidence. I bought a new 10" chefs knife a few weeks ago, it doesn't mean I'm going to slice someone up. If that was some of their evidence that is so weak.
And even if she didn't like him or he acted creepy like wearing a towel to the door or even calling her a lot, again, doesn't make you a murderer.
As for the gun, I thought in that trial they had the forensics expert conclude based on the damage to the skull fragments they found that she was shot but there was NO bullet with the remains. The only bullets they found were in his garage and it's a reach to say those were used if there was NO evidence of blood or DNA anywhere on that property. HOW do you shoot someone in the head MULTIPLE times and manage to get blood NOWHERE. They insisted she was shot 11 times in the garage, sorry but that place would've been covered in DNA, blood, and brain matter and it wasn't.
The DA had NO case, it was all a reach and most of their evidence was circumstantial at best. That jury did not hand down fair and impartial justice, they had their minds made up from the start. The whole thing is just criminal. I think the guys seems a bit "off" but I really don't think he killed her.
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
I read this yesterday and thought it was interesting
More Evidence Convictions May be Wrong
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
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Apparently the evidence that was left out of the documentary is the gun found hanging above Avery's bed matched the bullet fragment from her head.
The chains and cuffs that went with Brandon's story were purchased by Avery and found in his home, apparently another pair were also found at Dassey's. (None had either DNA on them though)
There were multiple phone calls to Halbach's cell phone by Avery before the visit using *67 then one call after her disappearance at 4:35 using his unblocked number.
She was personally requested by Avery ( he used his sisters phone number and name) after telling her workplace she did not want to go there anymore because the first time she went there in 2005 he met her wearing just a towel and she was creeped out.
Like I said earlier I am so on the fence whether he is guilty or not...
I do think the police were corrupt but I'm not sure if it's because they knew this guy was deranged and did this and just needed a conviction or because of the sour grapes and law suit.
BUT there is NO WAY in HELL a jury should have been able to convict him beyond a reasonable doubt. The treatment of Dassey was disgusting...
But just because you bought something does NOT mean you're automatically going to kill someone. There was NO evidence of her being shackled and tortured, there wasn't even a body to prove those things let alone DNA evidence. I bought a new 10" chefs knife a few weeks ago, it doesn't mean I'm going to slice someone up. If that was some of their evidence that is so weak.
And even if she didn't like him or he acted creepy like wearing a towel to the door or even calling her a lot, again, doesn't make you a murderer.
As for the gun, I thought in that trial they had the forensics expert conclude based on the damage to the skull fragments they found that she was shot but there was NO bullet with the remains. The only bullets they found were in his garage and it's a reach to say those were used if there was NO evidence of blood or DNA anywhere on that property. HOW do you shoot someone in the head MULTIPLE times and manage to get blood NOWHERE. They insisted she was shot 11 times in the garage, sorry but that place would've been covered in DNA, blood, and brain matter and it wasn't.
The DA had NO case, it was all a reach and most of their evidence was circumstantial at best. That jury did not hand down fair and impartial justice, they had their minds made up from the start. The whole thing is just criminal. I think the guys seems a bit "off" but I really don't think he killed her.
But were pieces of a body that were stabbed found on your property? Because then of course you buying that knife is going to come into play. I don't like that the series was a one sided tell all...I would have appreciated that we as viewers heard the additional evidence. I think the additional evidence looks bad against him and that wouldn't have made for good television.
I think something happened...who,what, when and how I don't know but I'm not too sure the family is innocent whether it was Avery or another one of the compound family members. Like I said he shouldn't have been found guilty because there was just too much the defense was able to show but that doesn't mean he isn't.
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
Posted by 2boys1girl
Posted by Hofstra26
Posted by 2boys1girl
Apparently the evidence that was left out of the documentary is the gun found hanging above Avery's bed matched the bullet fragment from her head.
The chains and cuffs that went with Brandon's story were purchased by Avery and found in his home, apparently another pair were also found at Dassey's. (None had either DNA on them though)
There were multiple phone calls to Halbach's cell phone by Avery before the visit using *67 then one call after her disappearance at 4:35 using his unblocked number.
She was personally requested by Avery ( he used his sisters phone number and name) after telling her workplace she did not want to go there anymore because the first time she went there in 2005 he met her wearing just a towel and she was creeped out.
Like I said earlier I am so on the fence whether he is guilty or not...
I do think the police were corrupt but I'm not sure if it's because they knew this guy was deranged and did this and just needed a conviction or because of the sour grapes and law suit.
BUT there is NO WAY in HELL a jury should have been able to convict him beyond a reasonable doubt. The treatment of Dassey was disgusting...
But just because you bought something does NOT mean you're automatically going to kill someone. There was NO evidence of her being shackled and tortured, there wasn't even a body to prove those things let alone DNA evidence. I bought a new 10" chefs knife a few weeks ago, it doesn't mean I'm going to slice someone up. If that was some of their evidence that is so weak.
And even if she didn't like him or he acted creepy like wearing a towel to the door or even calling her a lot, again, doesn't make you a murderer.
As for the gun, I thought in that trial they had the forensics expert conclude based on the damage to the skull fragments they found that she was shot but there was NO bullet with the remains. The only bullets they found were in his garage and it's a reach to say those were used if there was NO evidence of blood or DNA anywhere on that property. HOW do you shoot someone in the head MULTIPLE times and manage to get blood NOWHERE. They insisted she was shot 11 times in the garage, sorry but that place would've been covered in DNA, blood, and brain matter and it wasn't.
The DA had NO case, it was all a reach and most of their evidence was circumstantial at best. That jury did not hand down fair and impartial justice, they had their minds made up from the start. The whole thing is just criminal. I think the guys seems a bit "off" but I really don't think he killed her.
But were pieces of a body that were stabbed found on your property? Because then of course you buying that knife is going to come into play. I don't like that the series was a one sided tell all...I would have appreciated that we as viewers heard the additional evidence. I think the additional evidence looks bad against him and that wouldn't have made for good television.
I think something happened...who,what, when and how I don't know but I'm not too sure the family is innocent whether it was Avery or another one of the compound family members. Like I said he shouldn't have been found guilty because there was just too much the defense was able to show but that doesn't mean he isn't.
The sad part is, you'll NEVER really know who did it because those in power made NO effort to look at any other suspects, follow any other leads, or even entertain the idea that it *might* be somonee else. Even sadder, Manitowoc County will never go back and reinvestigate this case because let's face it, imagine the public lashing if they find it was someone else and they put an innocent man away TWICE!
This whole thing was a giant mess and innocent or not, that jury simply did NOT have enough solid evidence to convict either one of them. I almost hope the both of them did do it just so they aren't rotting in jail for the rest of their life for no reason.
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Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
My conclusion is that it was Jodis Boyfriend. He has a past history of abusing women, and had access to the site, and was actually at the site that day.
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ChilisWife
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
I dont know if he did it or not but my issue is with the fact that they left evidence of his possible guilt out of the documentary. To me, this affects credibility.
And while I agree that juries can be stupid and justice may be blind, it doesnt surprise me. OJ Simpson anyone?
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Re: Making a Murderer (Netflix show)?
The woman who found.the car was shady. It's a 400 + acre property!!! How on.earth did.she find it in.30minutes!!! The "holy spirit".led.her to.it?!?!?!? I.can't. And the brother who.guessed her password.and listened.to.and probably deleted voicemails!!! Such a lying sack.of dirt!!! The ex bf and.her brother killed.her. they had a perfect fall.guy in.Avery. it's such a joke
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