OT: Making a Muderer fans

[MSUDC11]

The Brendan Dassey murder conviction was just overturned and he's being released from prison.

Wow.

 

[horshack.sixpack]

Can't be long before they takes look at the uncle. If Brendan's was bogus that's all they had on the uncle.

 

[Uncle Ruckus]

I've watched and read several things since making a murderer, and the show left out a ton of stuff that wouldn't make you think twice about Avery being guilty

 

[dawgatUSM]

I think Avery was probably guilty. But there is no way that Brendan Dassey should have ever been convicted.

 

[11thEagleFan]

Exactly. That documentary was basically filmed from a super liberal, SJW, defense attorney POV. It was far from objective. Avery did it. Even if the police seemed like doofuses or downright corrupt.

 

[The Fatboy]

The job his lawyer did was indefensible. Wasn't he disbarred?

 

[SyonaraStanz]

I've watched and read several things since making a murderer, and the show left out a ton of stuff that wouldn't make you think twice about Avery being guilty

I've done the same, but I still can't get past the fact that the investigators found no DNA evidence of the victim at the crime scene.

 

[MSUDC11]

The nephew was taken advantage of terribly.

Avery probably did kill the woman, but the doc did a very good job of making you question it.

 

[Go Budaw]

I've done the same, but I still can't get past the fact that the investigators found no DNA evidence of the victim at the crime scene.

Or the fact that they found samples of Avery's blood in the crime lab that had visibly been tampered with.

 

[JungRebel]

That was the most outrageous part of that series to me. I don't believe for one second that kid had anything to do with any murder.

 

[ByersFarm]

I don't really doubt that he did it, but why on earth would they need to work so hard to fabricate all of that evidence. It's probably a lot like the HBO series about the west Memphis 3. Those phsychos are as guilty as sin, yet HBO makes you feel that they were just singled out for being different

 

[mount lefroy]

West Memphis 3 were proven innocent.

 

[archdog]

I don't really doubt that he did it, but why on earth would they need to work so hard to fabricate all of that evidence. It's probably a lot like the HBO series about the west Memphis 3. Those phsychos are as guilty as sin, yet HBO makes you feel that they were just singled out for being different

Yeah the West Memphis 3 were proven to be innocent. I remember when this was happening in real time, and there were major doubts at the time of the arrest. Now this isn't the rule of law, but I remember when those boys were arrested and the medias best comments at the time were referring to the 3 in superficial ways without any evidence of the crime and my mom talking nonstop about how they seemed innocent. Note that my mom is a more, "they're guilty" type of person from the get go. Just really strange how even she thought they were innocent.

 

[FreeDawg]

What Ken Cratz did to Dassey is disgusting. He deserves to be tied to a tree and have the **** beat out of him for retribution. His personal life went on to show that he truly is a human piece of garbage. I'll just never understand prosecution or prosecution experts that knowingly engage in bs to convict an innocent person. Like that guy who got that Noxubee guy locked up for that rape he didn't do. The Dassey case reminds me of that 13 year old boy from Starkville they gave life but later overturned because it was clearly bs.

 

[Bcash2]

WTF?

I don't really doubt that he did it, but why on earth would they need to work so hard to fabricate all of that evidence. It's probably a lot like the HBO series about the west Memphis 3. Those phsychos are as guilty as sin, yet HBO makes you feel that they were just singled out for being different

You sound like the officials in Making a Murderer that refused to accept that Avery was innocent in the first case after DNA evidence proved it.