Making a Murderer Documentary on Netflix

[neil999]

HAHAHAHAHAH.

Yeah, 1130 WISN is nothing but a Republican Party propaganda station.

exactl...! must be somewhere that does a genuine debunking or not debunking!

 

[RFUS]

Mainly felt sorry for the nephew. They pick and choose what to believe and so clearly bullied a not so bright, shy lad into saying what they wanted.

The kicker is that the tale of events he was convicted on doesn't even match that with which Avery was convicted, hence them dropping Dassey's testimony. They basically got to have their cake and eat it.

 

[ncblue]

There was no evidence found so how can you be convinced that Steven was involved

It's all circumstantial evidence of course - some of which I think was planted or at least manipulated by the police - but the main reason I think he was involved was the fact that she never left the salvage yard (wasn't seen or heard from after that afternoon) and he gives a statement to say he saw her driving away.

 

[Jacko93]

It's all circumstantial evidence of course - some of which I think was planted or at least manipulated by the police - but the main reason I think he was involved was the fact that she never left the salvage yard (wasn't seen or heard from after that afternoon) and he gives a statement to say he saw her driving away.

But she was seen after leaving the yard. Coulburn called in her plate to dispatch before she was reported missing and after the date she was at the Avery yard.

 

[Del-boy]

Hard to believe they would set two people up like this to get out of paying the compensation to Steven, or do we believe there is much more to it than that. Currently on episode 4.

 

[Jacko93]

Hard to believe they would set two people up like this to get out of paying the compensation to Steven, or do we believe there is much more to it than that. Currently on episode 4.

I don't believe that they are a much liked family.

 

[Del-boy]

Not liked so they get stitched up for murder.

 

[Prevenger17]

There was no evidence found so how can you be convinced that Steven was involved

There probably was evidence, but the documentary is clearly on Avery's side. I'm not convinced he's innocent, but I'm convinced that ropey stuff went on to obtain his conviction and that it wasn't a fair trial.

 

[ncblue]

But she was seen after leaving the yard. Coulburn called in her plate to dispatch before she was reported missing and after the date she was at the Avery yard.

She wasn't "seen" though. Unless I missed that but I can't remember anyone coming forward to say was seen or heard of after that afternoon.

The whole calling in the plate? I'm convinced Coulburn found the RAV4 on an illegal search of the Avery property and was looking at the vehicle when he called it in. That's how it sounded to me when the tape was played back in court. He then orchestrates it so that it can be "found" on a legal search two days later. Maybe I'm wrong but I thought Coulburn called in the plate the same day Teresa Halbach was reported missing.

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Ignoring how good this was for a minute, American names are annoying. Manitowoc. Kocourek, Kachinsky, Gahn, Dvorak, Kratz, Lautenschlager. Merican names.

 

[sageyefc]

Hes clearly a wrong'un. Guilty as charged

 

[Moomin]

Mainly felt sorry for the nephew. They pick and choose what to believe and so clearly bullied a not so bright, shy lad into saying what they wanted.

The kicker is that the tale of events he was convicted on doesn't even match that with which Avery was convicted, hence them dropping Dassey's testimony. They basically got to have their cake and eat it.

He was actually charged and found guilty of sexual assault while his uncle wasn't.

He would have agreed to anything, it reminded me of another documentary " West of Memphis " police force another mentally slow minor into accepting responsibility of something he clearly never did.

That confession was a load of tripe by no blood being found inside the trailer. Knife wounds and gun shots but no blood splatter. Very strange case indeed and great viewing.

 

[neil999]

i think alot of the police stuff is pure incompetence and them trying to cover their mistakes, its made to look more like a 'conspiracy' by the documentary

 

[Del-boy]

What's the script with the mobile and voicemails, couldn't understand what they where arguing about regarding this in court.

 

[Mozza1987]

It's all circumstantial evidence of course - some of which I think was planted or at least manipulated by the police - but the main reason I think he was involved was the fact that she never left the salvage yard (wasn't seen or heard from after that afternoon) and he gives a statement to say he saw her driving away.

Where is the evidence though that she never left?