Making a Murderer

[J.Rizo]

yeah?

well I duh-noo...

[ST1G]

Yeah?

yeah?

[J.Rizo]

I saw this somewhere on the internet "drinking game: take a shot every time someone from the avery family says yeah"




finally finished watching it today. I've been hearing a lot about missing parts from the full story but none of them are enough to make me think he's 100% guilty. sure, the documentary was obviously on avery/dassey's side, but just looking at the facts and seeing what fassbender, lenk, colborn, o-reiley, len (kechinsky?), etc did/said all throughout the case makes it reeeeeeally hard to not think he was set up.

you have to remember how bad it made manitowac PD look when he was eventually proven innocent. how busy are police in Wisconsin? I think they have enough time to set up a man who was already disliked by the majority of the community.

[george graves]

Yeah?

[Julien]

I'm almost down watching it. I love how conversations end with "and that."

[george graves]

In 1982, at age 20, Avery and another man were convicted of animal cruelty for pouring gasoline and oil on Avery's cat and throwing it into a fire; he was sentenced to prison for nine months.

Well....now I could care less about the guy.

[MF DOOM]

I started watching it then found S10 of It's Always Sunny was on Netflix so courses changed.

...and I never went back because I thought it was boring.

Sunny > Everything else

[Bmwdayz]

Making A Murderer

Did anyone figure out how Colburn reported the plates from the green RAV4 before it was found? I thought that was a dead give away for framing.

That was one of the main give aways for me as well. Avery was to much of a slob, no way he cleaned his house and garage of all the DNA or blood. And why were there bones is 3 different places? To much of it doesn't ad up. I would say the cops new he had a thing for her and once they found out they may be responsible to pay him for the lawsuit they set him up. Even if he wasn't innocent there police work was pretty questionable.

[george graves]

Buttchug - you should edit the title to say *SPOILERS INSIDE* Just my 2 cents.

I finished watching it last night. Amazing. One of the best produced and edited docs I've seen in a long time. I'm sure it had an agenda(they all kinda do - but in this case I can deal with it since I assume it's part of the "The Innocence Project") - but it's riveting none-the-less.

Off topic, but that salvage yard seem more like a metal recycler then a normal junk yard. At one point they showed some caddy(?) on a lift, and the guy was removing some aluminum b pillar covers like a monkey with a crow bar. Then he proceeded to remove a motor like he didn't give a crap about who would buy it. How do several families make a living like that? I guess if the land is paid for, and you eat Dinty Moore stew each night....but still.

I started watching it ...and I never went back because I thought it was boring.

Make it through episode 3, and you'll be hooked.

by the way, how the hell did they stretch this shit out to 10 episodes?

Yet they only covered a tiny bit of the case! I wonder if the whole trial is online? I sometimes run out of podcast to listen to when I'm working - sad but true. I listened to the entire Jodi Arias trial years ago - not going to lie, it was interesting!

[ST1G]

Yeah...

Yeah!

[cWalk3r]

The whole thing doesn't make sense. On that list the only thing that is hard evidence to cast a shadow over Avery is the *67.

The woman is raped and tortured in Avery's bedroom... There's no evidence aside from a 16yo with the mental capacity of a 10yo that goes back and forth on what happened that night.

Also halback was murdered in the garage with 2 gun shots to the head. 11 shells were found and only 1 bullet... Where's the blood? That amount would be impossible to clean in that messy garage. I'm sure he couldn't clean every last drop from the bed or garage...

[Mr. Burns]

Yeah...

[red2.4srt]

that was an interesting read. its possible that list is biased too.

by the way, how the hell did they stretch this shit out to 10 episodes?

I kept asking myself why I continued to watch it, knowing full well that I'd be pissed off after every episode.

I was laughing my ass off after the prosecutor got busted for "sexting" a bunch of girls too lol

yeah?

[flyboyx]

So what's missing out from the Avery case?

http://m.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/evidence-s-missing-making-murderer-article-1.2485213

Nvmd found it

that was an interesting read. its possible that list is biased too.

by the way, how the hell did they stretch this shit out to 10 episodes?

[efficient]

So what's missing out from the Avery case?

http://m.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/evidence-s-missing-making-murderer-article-1.2485213

Nvmd found it