Making a Murderer Documentary on Netflix

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wantefc said:
I'm on episode 6, I find it curious that anyone involved with the prosecution or law enforcement are either made to look incompetent or corrupt......they can't all be!!
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bring the ghost on said:
However, it's strength lies in the fact that it is all primary footage and audio, and so it does enable the viewer to base their beliefs on what happened, as opposed to a narrator retelling the story with a unique spin.
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Just finished it now and don't know about some of you lot but it made me so angry watching it! There is no way at all they both had a fair trial and the evidence the prosecution put forward was so floored. Just don't see how either of them could have been found guilty with everything put forward. I could write so many things but would take me too long.

For me they both seem innocent. The whole thing just stinks and very corrupt. Don't see how any of them in the prosecution can be trusted.
 

neil999 said:
looking at that link again its from a conservative talk radio station lol

be good if someone made a documentary that wasn't biased one way or the other, prob wouldn't get ratings tho...
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I don't fully get this biased view stuff. The documentary shows the trial, video and audio recordings that actually happened. I know a few things were missed out from reading about it as well but even without them I don't think it's particularly biased myself.
 

Mozza1987 said:
I don't fully get this biased view stuff. The documentary shows the trial, video and audio recordings that actually happened. I know a few things were missed out from reading about it as well but even without them I don't think it's particularly biased myself.
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I honestly think it depends on how you view the case. I think Avery is guilty and I can see where the documentary is biased with things like skipping over (or omitting) some of his unsavory past antics. I watched this with my husband, who thinks Avery is innocent and the documentary was balanced.

Bottom line though both need a new trial. And although I think Steven Avery was involved, on the evidence the state has he should be found not guilty. The only one I feel so sorry for is Brendan Dassey - and the victim of course.
 
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ncblue said:
I honestly think it depends on how you view the case. I think Avery is guilty and I can see where the documentary is biased with things like skipping over (or omitting) some of his unsavory past antics. I watched this with my husband, who thinks Avery is innocent and the documentary was balanced.

Bottom line though both need a new trial. And although I think Steven Avery was involved, on the evidence the state has he should be found not guilty. The only one I feel so sorry for is Brendan Dassey - and the victim of course.
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There was no evidence found so how can you be convinced that Steven was involved
 

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