hey everyone my name is mundane Matt and I just got done watching the ten our
first season of making a murderer on Netflix had home my god I need to talk
about this if anything to express my absolute outrage and disgust at the
system in Wisconsin and the overall bullshit surrounding this entire affair
so if you don't know what this is I highly recommend you take some time and
research the case you don't need to watch the whole 10 hours if you don't
want to I recommended but you don't have to if you don't have the time but what
you have to understand is that in the case of Steven Avery a man from
Manitowoc Wisconsin he has been absolutely 100% buttfucked by the system
multiple times and it doesn't look like it's ever going to stop which is
precisely why this documentary series came out now many people last year
including myself very much enjoyed its in american life spinoff cereal which
was all about the case of Adnan Saeed who was at the time and eighteen year
old high school senior convicted of murdering his girlfriend a min Lee now
that entire first season is really worth your time to listen to because again you
get to see how the justice system
absolutely fails in certain cases and I know that on my channel I will defend
police quite a number of times depending on the situation and I will get to a lot
of that as the saying goes on but this case about Steven Avery
is shocking and disgusting and said it all starts back in 1985 when twenty
three-year-old Steven Avery who had just had his fourth and fifth child that sat
at one voice was arrested for the assault and battery and rape of and
prominent woman in town right a prominent female member of the community
her husband in her own too many businesses she was well known she was
running alongside Lake Michigan doing some jogging a man showed up
accosted her and when the police showed up to
interrogator to question her about what happened when she gave a general
description of the assailant the female officer went oh that sounds like Steve
Avery and from there everyday life went to absolute shit the Manitowoc Sheriff's
Department completely railroaded m Li railroaded this guy so much so that even
the chief deputy right when doing a composite sketch of what the woman said
they say look like he had essentially gone down and gun a mugshot of Stephen
from earlier that year when he had been arrested and drew the mug shot right and
if you overlay the composite which by the way this chief deputy had framed and
hung in his office as like a badge rate as this badge of honor of look what I
did I was able to put this game behind bars
okay and here's the kicker is when they you know talk to his Stevens family to
establish an alibi for him he was accounted for every single minute that
day but
didn't matter didn't mean shit the police and the prosecution outright
called them liars and found him guilty of this crime he spent 18 years in jail
eat teen years in jail before DNA evidence came out that he didn't commit
the crime that the one pubic hair with a route that they were able to find
amidst the other pubic hair taken from the victim matched a guy by the name of
Gary Allen who is already serving life in prison for rape of another woman
right now he said he's crazy 58 years prior to this is in 2003 by the way
eight years prior to this while stephen was still in jail a detective from a
neighboring county called Manitowoc Sheriff's Department spoke with an
officer there and had told him that they have a guy in custody right that
completely basically admitted to having committed a sexual assault in Manatee
County and somebody else was currently in jail for it now this is not a big
County there are not a lot of people here is pretty space down there's lots
of farms everything like that and this officer didn't show says he transferred
to a detective but never found out a report never did anything no that's not
entirely true he did file a report
the day after Steven Avery was released from prison in 2003 eight years later he
filed a report right that's a little bit strange don't you think it fucking
strange it gets even crazier Stevens out having a good old time currently talking
about suing the sheriff's department right because of absolute utter miss
fucking conduct
well turns out that the sheriff's department didn't have the insurance
available to cover the thirty six million dollar lawsuit that stephen was
going to be placing against them
rate 36 million they didn't have the money insurance fund so they were going
to have to pay it out directly now that's a lot of fucking money for the
small small area and even in his civil rights attorney made it to you made a
joke saying you better watch out because he tried suing the cops and you live
there they might charged with murder
lo and behold listen two years after stephen got out he was absolutely
charged with murder now this is where things get supremely interesting twenty
five-year-old Teresa Halbach who was working for auto trader in her job was
to go out in photograph cars she went to Stephen Avery's families salvage yard
now they live on a 40 acre lot right a 40 fucking acre lot between Green Bay
and mannitol it's kind of out in the middle of fucking nowhere she went out
there spoke to Steven then disappeared right straight up disappeared off the
face of the fucking earth a couple days later her family filed a missing persons
report they figured out that she was at Stevens place last and they immediately
just honed in on a raid they went up there they talked to him he invited them
in to search the house by them to search the property didn't find anything but
they didn't stop who know now here's the thing at the same time
stephen was in the process of being helped get a settlement of four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars right from a fund within the state for wrongful
conviction that he was going to use to fund lawyers to get the 36 million rate
as soon as he was implemented in the murder of Teresa Halbach that went away
ride so he wasn't able to get the 36 million so that's a little too but keep
in mind
but after that the due to the conflict of interest between the Amana talk
Sheriff's Department and Steven Avery 8 neighboring county right was brought in
to handle the entire thing let up by district attorney Ken kurtz now the
shwarma douchebag you motherfucker believe me I have words about this he
basically said oh no Manitowoc County police they're not gonna be the sheriffs
are not going to be involved at all I can to be involved we're handling this
it's an independent thing blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah lies
and bullshit because the Manitowoc County police or the sheriff should say
they were completely involved literally every step of the way every step of the
way now here's the kicker Teresa was driving a 1998 rav4 right nigga blue and
green teal ish dark teal rav4 and it was found on Stevens property oddly enough
with Stevens blood inside three splotches of Stevens blood inside the
rav4 and a fair amount of blood of Teresa's in the back of the rapport now
the police immediately cordoned off the entire area right held it off for eight
days while the death row search of everything this is when they discovered
bones in a burn pit behind Stevens house not these really tiny bone fragments
right but they were able to trace it back to three says body now they also
searched Stevens trailer found nothing found no physical evidence supporting
that she had ever been in their foot on the seventh trip a Manitowoc County
Sheriff's Department officer found the key to the rav4
with his DNA on it not her DNA but just his DNA how weird is that how many times
do we carry our car keys with us
hold them in our hands sweat on home what every run around and shit they have
her in our pocket with her skin cells and hair and pubes and whatever else
they have our DNA on them but this particular key had been scrubbed clean
in his DNA placed on there is no a bit weird it gets even weirder so they're
not too long later they start talking to Brandon Dessie who is the 16 year old
nephew to Steve Avery brendan is kinda like Lenny from of mice and men he is
not all the way there right and the police these two detectives guy named
Fassbender in other guy named Mark Wagar I call him constant fuck face to face
I'm very mad about that and again i would do that they call him at a school
they interviewed him and they basically taped this confession where they get him
to say what happen
rate where he went over there after school to deliver a Miss address label
Letter to Stephen heard the screams heard the cries Stephen brought him in
found Teresa bound to the bed or changed by her legs rope tying her hands spread
eagle on the mattress where Stephen invited Brandon to Draper and Brendan
did then after that they decided what to do with their well they stabbed her in
the stomach
killer and steven inskeep the knife to Brandon and starter instructed ran into
her trip
didn't killer either so then they manually strangled there then they took
her body to the garage and apparently jumped 11 rounds from a twenty-two into
her body and she was already dead at this point then they took her body to
the burn pit covered it with tires and cabinets and all sorts of other things I
could find from around the salvage yard and burned her body to a crisp again
well you know anything with that is there's no way they could ever prove
that she was ever inside the house right now you figure if a person gets stabbed
in the throat and stabbed in the stomach
raped repeatedly hittin beaten all sorts of shit that there would be some
physical evidence on the mattress on the wall
anywhere because there's cashed there's there's there's cast-off patterns when
you stab somebody repeatedly right there's always spatter when you shoot
somebody there's all these things even a dead body getting shot is still going to
release spatter and you can't always get rid of that but they found nothing
nothing in the house right nothing at all what they found was just a bill of
sale from Autotrader and manual auto trader magazine that was it
read both of those things Steven Avery says he got from Teresa before she left
her two messages computer and that was it
that's it right so they still arrested him still held on everything like that
now he was able to settle the 36 million dollar lawsuit to get 400 some thousand
to pay for a couple attorneys that these guys were good because they uncovered
some pretty crazy shit
but they're alternately not why I'm so mad
the system failed Steven Avery a number of times
absolutely failed him a number of times and in this particular case everything
was stacked against him except I had no body and no physical evidence outside of
three splotches of blood on her car that would even remove the link him to this
particular crime rate but in the back of the car like I said they had her bloody
hair her blood her DNA all over that car
his fingerprints were nowhere outside not only inside nothing 3 splotches of
blood that's it now
during the in the preliminary ride during the investigation phase first
trial his attorneys wanted to check to see the evidence at the Manatee County
Sheriff's Department or courthouse I think the evidence was from the rape
case from 1985 well they found the package that contained violet his blood
the evidence seal had been broken and the vial had a hypodermic needle hole in
the top right
had a hypertonic needle hole in the tape which LabCorp the company that tested
the blood for the DNA pattern says that's not how they extract the blood
somebody went in there broke the evidence seal and put a hypodermic
needle into the vial in order to collect a sample of blood for what purpose we
don't know now a calm rational reasonable person would assume that this
is very much
something that would be used to plant evidence in fact that was an angle that
the two lawyers are going for multiple times in this particular case singling
out a sergeant by the name
Jim link and then Dobson who was a nother sheriff's deputy who is the one
who took the phone call from the Brown County detective in 1995 or 1996 lent by
the way also was the one who discovered the key in the apartheid the trailer
upon the seventh search the trailer either way this key was pretty much in
broad daylight
it was resting against the wall they hadn't seen it before it might have been
under a slipper which is just bullshit and it gets better so during this whole
time as well in the investigation process while they were looking for
physical evidence game based on Brandon's testimony they went to the
garage thinking this is where they shot her this is where they took her out they
can absolutely ZERO physical evidence she had been in the garage
they found no blood spatter they found no blood at all there's even a section
of the concrete in the middle of the floor there are cracks and 800 blood
would get down there so they jack hammered out this piece of concrete no
blood I mean literally literally people have gotten off these charges for less
than what these idiots didn't have on fuckin Steven Avery but know they they
were guilty and they went after and when it comes to his nephew this is what gets
me mad because
with Stephen they found him guilty of first-degree homicide and possessing a
firearm ok because he was a convicted felon from previous things not the rape
the previous things he wasn't allowed to own a firearm in a fire
ok fine they also charged with mutilating a corpse
obviously the burning which they found him not guilty on and there are three
other charges to with sexual assault false imprisonment and something else
but all three of those charges that were added to his original charge after the
interview his cousin and his nephew confessed were all dismissed he was
still found guilty still found guilty and as a result of getting murder one
he's sending the rest of his life in prison
okay and then at this point now all of his appeals have been filed
he can't he went to the Supreme Court and and they basically denied him every
step of the way said here's the kicker when it went back to for the appeals
court it went right to the same judge that he had before and to me that's a
huge compliment fucking interest rate and another thing that's crazy to is
when the jury went in and i know im kind of all over the place and I apologize
for this but when the jury came into delivery there is one juror who had to
be excused due to medical reasoning and they found out that at the time seven
people voted not guilty three people voted guilty and two were undecided
it over the course of four days of deliberation or days he came back with a
completely guilty verdict now one of stephen Avery's attorneys believe that
something might have gone on and that particular jury room we have no idea no
way of knowing but this is a small town a small community and they held the
trial in Manatee County with people who had full knowledge of this case
right because this was everywhere literally everywhere it's all people
talked about every gross grooming detail was released to the press and it was a
fucking shit show absolute god damn should show the press smell blood in the
water and they didn't let the fuck up cuz it was hot news according to one
reporter murderous hot right now that's in there is a segment it's it's my
girlfriend I love each other like this people are fucking nuts media is
disgusting and I report on shade and even I am NOT that fucking bad so yeah
they came back with his guilty bridge right and then that particular juror
who's used himself has very much regretted not being there to to fight
for him further because he feels that they didn't give him a fair shake some
happen and it's rare that a juror feels guilty in this particular case so
there's that the consider as well but another thing that I find interesting
and I will get to that person we talked about bringing is this is this is really
ok so like I said before brendan is very much like Lenny from of mice and men
just big Tom sweet gunby mother fucker ok
sixteen year old kid doesn't have a small present when he gets called in to
talk to detectives they treat him like a dog
the using psychological attacks on him like kind of a reward system like oh
well if you tell us what we want to know your good boy me like good boys and we
reward you if you tell us what we want to know
giving him food and soda and things like that and it's a good three and a half
hour interviewer he basically just admits to carrying out this act like I
said before he goes over there she's change-up he rapes her status on the
throw shooter burns are right
all these things now you gotta listen to this kid talk because you can get their
cognitive thought is not there
right it isn't this kid has a lower than average IQ of like having you know i
mean this kid needed somebody there he gets arrested and he gets his attorney
this this guy named land cases and Len home is one of the most deplorable
people I've ever had the absolute still watching ever and this is a real fucking
person
him and his attorney or investigator essentially set Brandon up to fail
because what they wanted to do is they wanted him to confess to this crime in
then be used as the state's primary witness against even for a plea deal
down to 15 years essentially so this whole time
Brendan stories changing right certain things aren't making any sense he saying
that he didn't do it then it gets confusing me saying that he did do it
and then the detectives are messing with him versus one point in time where lens
fucking investigator has burned in a loan for a couple hours they videotape
this whole thing like I said this documentary shot over 10 years i mean
the freedom of information that was used excessively to collect this data it's
it's compelling that they have this much information to show i'm talking like no
records recordings of phone calls made from prison time line so for me it's
just it's insane anyway and they sit him down and they will be simply like they
coerce him into confessing they coerce him into a drawing the scene of Tresa
being on the bed shackled up writing what happened and he when he writes down
what what really happened they go no that's wrong why are you lying do it
again
and they basically forced this kid I 22 to do this and his attorney isn't even
there with him with the investigator at the time so then when they get what they
want they called the two detectives back right Fassbender and cunt fuck stick
orkut face fuck stick call them back they come back in the next day another
couple hours grilling Brandon without his lawyer present right and it ends up
you know they basically get him to call his mom and kind of confessed things
because they call me a liar and so how would you like your mom to to know that
you're lying to us right now so they use the fear of his mother against him to
have him call and say these things is mom doesn't really know what the fuck is
going on she wants to believe his story keeps changing his he's confused and
scared great well they use it against him in court but the good thing is the
family pleaded with the judge to remove land at the public defender's saying
that day he did not do what's best for his client and he didn't lend even went
on on the nightly news and given a statement where he basically says that
brendan is guilty right he says that but he was working underneath the influence
of evil incarnate I may say Casey bakery and they use it to get him pulled off
the case and now he's just like that was a good move but this new guy comes in
this Thursday don't have the money raised public defender trying to defend
this kid they they at least attempt to defend him he'll be spiking attempt to
defend them so they go to trial right to go to trial to nine day trial this is
after stephen has already been found guilty and sentenced to life in prison
and they bring up his cousin Kayla now Kayla's 15 at the time when she was 14
when she gave a statement to the cops saying that Brendan was upset he was
said he was cranky last week
you know all these things that are indicative of a person going through
extreme mental anguish and can't process it any other way that sort of idea so
she's talking to him and she's on the stand and they asked these questions you
know that she could she tells the whole story
body parts he was there he did this he did this he did this and when that
happens that's what pinned basically you know she said this to the cops they then
turned their attention to branded but under oath when pressed about it she
admits she made the whole thing up that she lied about everything
ride right then and there she lied and it's like holy shet you know him he's
been saying pretty much the same story is concrete story whenever first pressed
as always he came home from school he played video games until about 5 o'clock
he talked to his mom was going to see her husband his step dad whose mom was
sick ran his brother went out hunting for the day he played he watched TV
until around seven his mom called again or something and then Steve call them
said hey do you want to go check out this bonfire at a bonfire going on not
like a huge bonfire like a few feet taller whatever they went around they
grabbed a couple items from around the yard dirt in the fire in the nearest
home before 10 now is it keep in mind there's been 0 physical evidence of this
point I'm to place and in in the trailer Stevens trailer let alone any physical
evidence placing Teresa Halbach in the trailer rate but yet nothing absolutely
fucking nothing because at the end they still found him guilty they found him
absolutely guilty of first-degree murder mutilation of a corpse and something
else and he was sentenced to life in prison with the ability to seek parole
in 2048 when he is 56 years old
that's justice man the second justice ride and then every other time that
they've tried to get this case retried it fails because just like with Stephen
with the appellate court brennan's case went back to the same exact judge that
he had before and that guy basically said no no no you're good whatever
thankfully there are some groups that are currently working with Brandon
trying to get him out and I think that was ultimately the purpose of the
documentary I know it's a story of Steve it really is the story of Brandon death
see you know steve has been fucked by the system repeatedly and they got him
they got him in jail in for a guy who spent 18 years in jail for a crime he
didn't commit professing his innocence he wasn't even afforded the luxury of
that believe once again his lawyer is one of the good gatherers essentially
said that he hopes to an extent that steven is guilty of the crime the reason
why is because he wants this is the only way he can really fathom what happened
right if the system failed him twice how could he with himself as an attorney my
complaints with that essentially boils down to the fact that he isn't really at
least from what the documentary showed us he's not actively helping us case no
great that he doesn't have to he was paid money to defend him they lost the
case go on from there but if he truly believes that steven is innocent then
offering up some advice and some help wherever he can
would be the right thing to do and I'm not talking about competing against his
other business in other cases in 10 but I mean like it you feel so strongly
about something
you can have an obligation to do this but this whole thing is 10 hours shot
over 10 years
a decade of time covering the events of quite literally 28 years and all you can
really do is just sit there in all and rage
at the absolute fumbling of this entire thing by the police in Manatee County
Sheriff so he seemed police and sheriffs they have had every opportunity that
they can to put the sky behind bars and they took it now look I don't know if
Stephen did or did not kill teresa I don't know but the evidence doesn't
place her in the room rate the evidence doesn't really even place her much on
the property outside of finding her bones there but there's no way to prove
that her bones weren't burned someplace else and then scattered in that burn pit
there's no way to tell that now the worst part about it is this when you
have the blood vial had been tampered with
when you take a sample of somebody's blood input inviolate that there is a
preservative that is in them and they try and getting the you know the state
of Wisconsin got the FBI to basically test for it
in like two months got them to make a test for this particular substance as
preservative and they didn't find that the preservative was even there but they
had absolutely no way to really test for it but they don't know what they're
looking for even though they know the name of the preservative and that's why
I never got about this it's like we can isolate strands of DNA from from blood
but you can't isolate a preservative
what substances come up with this blood preservative
just it makes no sense to me but then again another forensic scientists
however the forensic scientist for the state really fucked up when she was
testing the DNA was found on the bullet fragment in the garage by the way just
this one bullet fragment with Teresa's DNA on it how weird is that no blood no
blood spatter nothing but one bullet fragment found with her DNA on it when
this forensics expert was testing this for the state somehow somehow through
the process of handling her DNA made it onto the specimen and it tested positive
for her DNA and Teresa's DNA but no this is perfectly OK was one of those
one-in-a-million chances but it never doesn't negate that her DNA is there no
doesn't negate that but if if if heard the the forensic specialists DNA made it
on the bullet as easily as it did was to say that the other DNA championed by
some mysterious method
that's the whole point the defense's argument is trying to cast a reasonable
doubt on as much as a good and to be honest with you guys they put it on
literally everything except the three spatters of blood on her car but there's
so much else there that was inconclusive so many things that the cops were
banking on as being the the you know the nail in the coffin the smoking gun that
sort of thing that they didn't have anything on it but they still got him of
first-degree murder
no body no actual physical evidence nothing except for the three three spots
of blood that's it
nevermind the fact that where she was damn the blood they found in the car
right was most definitely a struggle in that car so she was probably beaten in
that car and there would have been blood brought in given how much there was at
the time into his place if that's where she was carried it just makes no fucking
sense none whatsoever
watching this thing unfold at first I wasn't too sure what to think I was like
I spent 18 years in jail for crimes you commit how's this gonna work rate and
then you're watching it and then he gets accused of this next crime and then
you're thinking to yourself maybe he thought that he got off you know from
one crime maybe he's entitled to another crime you know maybe he's at the time
his fiancee was in jail for seven months right serving time for a DUI so the
question here is maybe when he met theresa has Mikey was lonely he was
horny he wanted sex and he thought he would just take it that's entirely
you know given eighteen years in prison as a sex offender he's gonna be around
other sex offenders entirely possible to argue he had just a temporary lapse in
judgment and felt like you know he wanted it to exert power over Teresa the
thing is though he's never been violent prison he's never shown any the
tendencies he's not a violent person he was a dollar in his youth but that was
about it almost nothing adds up to this this profile that they that they
plastered all over the all over the news now there is this douchebag name
encourage the special prosecutor from another county and when they came to
talk about what happened to kind of release the story based on Brendans
coerced testimony didn't mince words I mean he was like he laid out the entire
thing right with the entire state watching because of how big this event
was how interesting it was to choose you know the media as a whole he knew
everyone is watching and he slandered Stephen neighbors name around the
fucking state and then used it as a way to to basically get the sky convicted
for a crime no physical evidence even remotely connect him to and even those
three splotches of blood don't even necessarily connected to that because if
this girl was shot if this girl
was you know there'd be some other physical evidence there be physical
evidence of his in the back of the car
there'd be more fingerprints heating get this case not the brightest dude his his
nephew as it has an IQ of 71 72 73 somewhere in there
below average IQ these guys aren't masterminds are not going to be able to
clean everything up they wouldn't leave something behind they found nothing they
found absolutely nothing but one of the most interesting pieces here and I
should have mentioned this in the beginning I apologize when they found
the rav4 on the property
what was happening was there was a search party santa came people searching
constantly trying to you know find the car trying to find Teresa you know and
one woman was you know she volunteered to go to the Avery salvage yard to talk
to them and she went with Stephen wasn't there and she she sees God guided her to
this ridge alongside this pool pond and whatever and there she found the rav4
completely covered in branches and some other debris trying to hide it is the
spare tire cover that says rav4 was still there for some reason right is a
cheap job everything else was covered up the back of the vehicle is covered up
wasn't covered up I should say where you could see rav4 right there so anyone
looking for a rav4 you're going to maybe not pay attention to that car keep in
mind that you know it's hard that's a hundred feet may be away from my god
damn compactor car crusher gang
yeah you're telling me that you're going to kill somebody you're going to burn
her corpse your skin ago move the car off into some other partner yard not
gonna take it over to the car crusher which you have access to you've got
experience with and you know how to destroy a car but no no can you do that
come on it makes no sense it makes no sense right
the woman who found the car was kind of sent there by the ex-boyfriend who is
leading the search party for Teresa and before then that morning Hooters
recordings of this two officers talking saying that the box has a job form they
want to go check out the aid reform or the Avery salvage yard so that was that
morning before they went to the meetup before the woman went out and tried to
search their now she says it was God I don't think it was God I think if the
cops were involved which I absolutely positive leading to the cops were
involved in this in more ways than they're willing to let the fuck on
I think somebody had indicated that particular area and made an emphasis on
that area is not hard to in Sept that idea on to somebody haven't think is
defined fucking intervention you show somebody a map of a huge forty acre plot
of land with a bunch of cars on it and their job is to search for these cars
she was there not more than 25 minutes before finding the Rav 4 40 acre lot you
figure they would have hunkered it deep in the center they were going to hire I
did they would a hundred it someplace on the you know that was just so far out
there that would have taken them awhile to find out if they were to come looking
they wouldn't found in the first day and they would have been able to move it the
next day to a place in our criminal masterminds but it does take a genius to
figure that plan out but no she founded in the first 25 minutes
lightly covered with debris except for the rav4 on the spare tire cover is just
so much confidence like I said it's not hard to insist that idea on somebody
not show map their invested there emotionally invested in the search
they're trying to find this was a cousin I think of trees are trying to find
their family member and you just go okay yes I focus your search here don't
forget about this area over here next to the pond don't forget to go over here in
search his upper left corner
you know you mentioned it to him three times three times are hard to do in a
conversation about where to look for something right you mention it once
their stuff
mention it again then as they're getting ready to leave you mentioned it a third
time point to it on a map
you've incepted that concept into their mind right these are like extremely
complicated people there from the midwest if you're from the Midwest I'm
not meaning that as a negative I mean people leave us out there right for the
most part they're trusting at these concepts so it's not hard to in Sept an
idea on the someone who trusts you can order me and so the police told the ex
boyfriend leading the charge and they referenced an area maybe he pushed it to
you now
like Inception centipedes sort of thing you know who knows I have no idea but
necessary that I had working with this thing but nothing to do with this can
kurtz mother fucker he got busted in 2010 sexting many different women who
are victims of domestic abuse right basically using his position of
influence to try to get sex with them you know basically saying if you give me
what I want will go after the guy who's beating you and as a result of this
story coming out he lost his job he resigned but in one of the emails that
came out what that is he had actively said he said he'd been actively
working against Steven Avery and Brendan decis retrial he'd been actively working
against them so he just look at this entire case if you look at everything as
is presented its very much swing towards Stephen being innocent in both cases the
first rape and now the murder rate and I understand some people may not want to
believe that the system doesn't fail anybody and oftentimes I'm 12 are you in
favor of the system to an extent especially when it comes to cops on
someone might say but met you've defended george Zimmerman you defended
Darren Wilson in the Michael Brown shooting how can you defend those guys
in and communion this crime when you're here essentially saying that the police
planted evidence in this particular murder and I just responded that with
this I don't know who killed three Sahaba I don't nobody was ever really
found was at a comp looking to exact revenge on Steven Avery and took it as a
as a crime of opportunity to to kill her complaint information no fucking idea
I i don't i don't want to think that they would go that far but I think that
there was a legitimate murder and I think they decided to paint it
specifically on him right I think they decided to you know I think in the case
of of Dobson he had actually run the place of the missing person a couple
days before the car was even found on Stevens property and the way if you
listen to the call he is looking at it right then and there
what if he discovered the body would if he discovered the body and him and the
link guy they opted a plan they hatched a plan to move the car to the salvage
yard shed there's not fences around this yard it's open area pretty much you can
come and go as you want and all sides of it
plant the car burn the corpse and another burn site scooped up the remains
dumped him over here playing a little bit of his blood by taking it through
the syringes by the way link had access to this during unsupervised times and
then just gonna let it all play out nevermind the fact that even like I said
before there was huge conflicts of interest in this entire thing and they
were using it didn't care they don't care even when they had police officers
from another county come over and watch them if they've even said there's times
where they may not have been looking they're made they may not have been
looking at anything and that's when things popped up right when they found a
bullet link had been there the day before and then the next day they found
the bullet fragment that had invented before they found it then seventh
searching of Stevens trailer they found the key to 236 car my link all signs
point to link as being the key figure in all of this because it's such a small
town because it's such a small area
nobody is going to question the cops but back to the point of Trayvon and Michael
Brown all the evidence that we had at the time
backed up their claims it did it did now not every comp is dirty
not every cop is good right the evidence here that is being used against Steven
Avery doesn't add up the entire claim that they made they basically he brought
her in the house he raped her beater killed there was a statement that was
coerced by his 16 year old nephew who has got the IQ of a cabbage raid and
they use that against them so now what they're trying to do at least the people
of from I might just be from my perception might my take on all this is
that this ten-part series is supposed to raise public awareness about this case
showing everybody more detail than almost any other true crime story has
been able to tell you this there's literally no way that this could ever be
this could ever be a two-hour documentary there is so much information
to take in
that it had to be done like this but I think they're doing this very similarly
to how serial acted it told you a story
trying to solve the mystery of who really killed humanely at the same time
exonerating adnan Sayyed at this point now it's more about exonerating adnan
that it is finding out who killed a man but in the case of Steven Avery this is
now about basically proving Brendan's innocence because so much of the state's
case hinged on what Brandon said if they can knock down that dominant and release
Brendan find him not guilty
acquit him of these charges then it's a hop skip and a fart from acquitting
Stephen and letting the guy finally have a little bit of peace in this fuckin
life if he didn't killer like I said I don't know he might have entirely
possible did Brandon do it no I don't believe that one god damn bit Stephen I
don't know I don't but part of me thinks that based on the state's evidence
against him how they basically railroaded him how they used whatever
they could to fabricate shit left and right
had no physical evidence nothing whatsoever
ur there's enough there to conclude that it's entirely possible that he had
nothing to do with any of it but he's paying once again for the crimes of
somebody else and it's just like that old saying if Steven Avery didn't have
bad luck he wouldn't have any luck at all but those are just my thoughts what
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