"Making a Murderer's" Brendon Dassey conviction OVERTURNED

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. I've never seen someone dig themselves into a hole so deep and so fast.

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you know he's not all there mentally right?

Indeed. It was extremely frustrating to watch. Now that it's a nationally known cade perhaps they can sue and get the remuneration they deserve this time.

The interview reminded me of the Ryan Ferguson case from Columbia, MO. It became a 48-Hours episode. In that one, the popular sports editor of the local paper was found murdered in the parking lot of the paper early in the morning on 11/1, 2001. Robbery was the suspected motive, but it went cold fast. A couple of years later, this boy, Chuck Erickson, had dreams that he and a buddy, Ryan Ferguson, had committed the crime. Chuck was a disturbed young man with a history of drug abuse. Someone heard him talking about his dreams and told the police, who picked him up. The police interviewed him, and absolutely led him down the road. They used every dirty trick in the book and got him to "remember" details of the crime he had no idea about. He ended up taking a plea for a reduced sentence if he would testify against Ferguson. Ryan Ferguson was convicted and spent a few years in prison before the case was finally overturned. Ryan was released in 2013. Chuck is still in prison. The videotape of his "interview" was awful. That poor kid was railroaded.

Police use dirty tricks all the time to get confessions and evidence they need to put criminals away. I don't have a problem with this. But when they use these tricks on unrepresented people with mental problems or diminished capacity, it really bothers me.

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Brendan, I highly doubt

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Oh I agree I don't think he partook in anything but I still think he has knowledge of the events that took place. I almost want to believe the part where he said he heard screams after he got off the bus. I don't know. I definitely think Steven did it though. The tampering of the evidence is very compelling too. The documentary left out a good bit of key information which bothered me.

You're repeating lies told by this man, who said them after the documentary dropped and he started catching heat. He is a scum bag, not the only scumbag in this story but maybe the biggest, and his response about there being other evidence was a lie. And there's no such thing as "sweat dna." He's a horrible person and is still to this day trying to save face for how awful everyone now knows he is.



If Steve Avery's phone etiquette seemed bad, maybe it's from 18 years of false imprisonment. He's far from a killer because of it though. Calling her three times to take pictures for an add for a car on his lot means he murdered her? Not to me.

And you're obviously wrong about there being more interesting stuff that Brendan Dassey said. The Federal Judge didn't think so who just overturned his conviction, and I'd say he has a little more evidence than a Netflix documentary.

The key was planted. After that, it changes everything.

And now, two members of the same family have had convictions that included years in prison overturned, and there's a key planted in the room of the originally convicted (overturned) by the same damn police officers of which were about to be paying him Millions for the first overturned conviction.

Get this mess outta here right now. At the VERY fricking least, Steve Avery gets a new trial since Brendan's testimony against him has just been overturned by a federal judge as being coerced (and at times fed to him word for word until he got it right) by the same people planting a key in his room.

He may have done it. But the Manitowoc police who were about to be paying him Millions planted a key during the investigation and got caught doing it. End of story. Investigation ruined.

You brought it up? lol. I didn't make you repeat something that's been proven false. The cockroaches of this story started running the second that documentary dropped and you repeated what they said when they were on their way out the door. Wake up. This man's life has been ruined over and over by people simply because they're smarter than him and his family.

Your poor soul.

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SA having an infatuation with a female doesn't mean he killed her.

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He had violent tendencies. Cops were called out to his house countless times because of domestic disputes. Iir he has been to jail for domestic violence.

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Kratz told jurors that Avery called Auto Trader Magazine and requested that Halbach, who had been to the salvage yard before, stop by to photograph a Dodge Caravan his family was selling. Sellers normally pay $40 for the pictures to be taken. The photographers receive a cut of the fee.

Three days after Halbach visited the salvage yard, her family reported her missing

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Three days. A lot can happen in three days and we got cops planting keys in bedrooms. And the testimony pinning him down was just overturned by a federal judge for being nothing short of criminal.