Has anyone seen Netflix's "Making a Murderer" yet?

[AreolaBorealis]

Finished all 10 epi's and I'm fuking fuming brahs. I recommend for anyone who is into crime documentaries/podcasts. It is a 10 part series about a murder in Wisconsin.

[MetalHead6]

Thanks OP, looks pretty interesting! I will have to watch it

[anonymous]

[1000soldiers]

Do you think he did it? I do. Regardless of the system, this guy is weird as fk. The young kid has no idea whats going on in the world but probably has that retard strength.

[AreolaBorealis]

Do you think he did it? I do. Regardless of the system, this guy is weird as fk. The young kid has no idea whats going on in the world but probably has that retard strength.

i think the crime scene would have been a lot more sloppy if they had done it. these guys had a confirmed iq of like 70 each (aka the avg iq of the misc).

i came across this theory. probably not true but it's interesting

http://www.convolutedbrian.com/an-alternative.html

[Jimbo0731]

That kid was mindfuked into a confession. They knew he was easy prey. I don't believe Steve Avery did it but just who the fuk else could it have been? The only other possibility is the cops or the other nephew who was going hunting.

[YOTTO]

I could see him doing it after he got out and was just like fuk this world for putting me away for 18 years.

Also raged at why the sloot he was originally convicted of assaulting didn't pay for his defense. She owes him at least that much. She was loaded too. Made him settle his lawsuit for peanuts. But all that evidence that points to police tampering...lol just lol. That ******* cop finding they key sitting there in the open on their 7th? search....the vial of blood tampered with. Shady as fuk...I wish he was a Packer though

[Hoop_Dreams]

I could see him doing it after he got out and was just like fuk this world for putting me away for 18 years.

Also raged at why the sloot he was originally convicted of assaulting didn't pay for his defense. She owes him at least that much. She was loaded too. Made him settle his lawsuit for peanuts. But all that evidence that points to police tampering...lol just lol. That ******* cop finding they key sitting there in the open on their 7th? search....the vial of blood tampered with. Shady as fuk...I wish he was a Packer though

That cop shouldn't have even been allowed to conduct a search in the first place. I thought that was the whole damn point to handing to investigation over to a different county due to the conflict of interest.

Mindboggling that the jurors couldn't see the bias involved.

[Lolzing]

looks very interesting, will give it a try, thanks brah

[buckeyenutz]

In my queue. Looking forward to it.

[Mudshovel]

Ill check it out.

[HankScorp1o]

Fair warning to everyone who watches it: YOU WILL BE FUKKING FURIOUS (srs)

Each episode just makes you want to say "fukk this world, I quit" more than the last.

[AreolaBorealis]

I could see him doing it after he got out and was just like fuk this world for putting me away for 18 years.

Also raged at why the sloot he was originally convicted of assaulting didn't pay for his defense. She owes him at least that much. She was loaded too. Made him settle his lawsuit for peanuts. But all that evidence that points to police tampering...lol just lol. That ******* cop finding they key sitting there in the open on their 7th? search....the vial of blood tampered with. Shady as fuk...I wish he was a Packer though

Avery's civil lawsuit would have bankrupted the county and ruined lots of people's careers. This was a frame job no doubt.

[JD805]

This is what happens when law enforcement had too much power and no oversight.

[yusuf_ali]

Mindboggling that the jurors couldn't see the bias involved.

One of jurors posted on fb that there were a few members of the jury who were adamant that he was guilty before the trial even started. One of those jurors was the father of a County Sheriff's deputy and another was the husband whose wife works for the Manitowoc County clerk of courts office.

It was all shady as ****. The alternate theory above is interesting and Teresa's ex-boyfriend seemed shady as fuk too.

[13donniedarko]

Did anyone else find it weird that the roommate seemed to be involved in the search, but the day they went to search the averys property he went to his family's cabin?

[mischman]

I dont get it. Why the fuk are you fuming? Is it good or bad?

[jimmyk21]

Logged in hoping to find a 10 page thread on this. Misc, am disappoint.

At the absolute bare minimum, I don't get how the jurors couldn't find reasonable doubt. The defense supplied plenty of it in the Avery case, and the Dassey case was 100% based on a pretty clearly coerced confession. The kid was obviously led to everything he said, and even said plenty of things that didn't happen. His weasel face attorney is scum for letting his investigator lead him into a second confession when he thought he was being counseled.

[riley444]

Thinking about watching, sounds like something I would be interested in.

[YOTTO]

Logged in hoping to find a 10 page thread on this. Misc, am disappoint.

At the absolute bare minimum, I don't get how the jurors couldn't find reasonable doubt. The defense supplied plenty of it in the Avery case, and the Dassey case was 100% based on a pretty clearly coerced confession. The kid was obviously led to everything he said, and even said plenty of things that didn't happen. His weasel face attorney is scum for letting his investigator lead him into a second confession when he thought he was being counseled.

Oh my god this. Here kid write down what you did that night. ok.jpg "I came home played playstation then went with Uncle Steve to the bombfire (lol'd at bombfire)". Takes that away...ok let's try again

[jimmyk21]

I want to watch it because it's gotten such good reviews and feedback from everyone who's watched it, people are saying it's difficult to not binge watch multiple episodes in a row


But on the other hand I'm the kind of person that gets way too into movies and shows and let them effect me to the point I can get genuinely pissed off so if you threw in the fact that this is a documentary and me knowing it apll really happened I just don't think I could handle it, from what other people say about it I'd probably get depressed after it

Me and the lady binged episodes 4-10 last night, just couldn't stop. I'm sad, mad, depressed, etc

[FleeceJohnson]

In. brahsskis

[cookiefiend]

Following to remind me to look on genesis for it later

[HankScorp1o]

I dont get it. Why the fuk are you fuming? Is it good or bad?

It's very good, you get mad/sad watching it because it's about how a man was put in prison for a crime he didn't commit for 18 years and then (most likely) it happened to him again, both times because of insane incompetence, corruption, and outright criminal action by literally every department of law enforcement in the small town he lives in.

Every single episode makes you feel like

[JMills87]

Currently on episode 6

This has made rotting more comfortable

[LtGoose]

Just finished episode 5 last night.

Justice system of peace

[Darkhare]

Lol watching it as we speak. Ep8 right now.

Imo ex bf did it.

He knew she was there often. Easy crime to get away with. The bloody hair transfer in the rav 4 is everything. Unless you're taking a body from one place to the next over long distances you wouldn't put her in there.

[HubertL]

died @ this gif

on topic: the trailer kinda gave everything away so I may just end up go to wikipedia to read the plotline.

OP is the episodes worth watching even if you know whats going to happen?

[Upshall18]

Mirin ability to slit someone's throat leaving no blood on the bed/room you did it in

[Tyler31622]

Was a good watch, but Avery is a sick puppy to begin with... I don't know what to believe, he has a long history with the police, including lighting a cat on fire... sick puppy.

But, with that being said... The whole case is fked, and I don't think he did what he was accused of.