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I don't think the cops did it. They went pretty far but I don't think that far. They came up on a scene and decided they were going to make it work for Steven. But still, who chopped up the body parts?
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No matter how it was edited, we all have the same evidence and information to absorb. Of course we're being presented with everything in a more linear and quicker matter, but everything's still there.
i don't think so. i don't think we're getting the same information to absorb. we're getting the clean version of the information and/or the facts. we're not hearing all the crap that all these ppl had to hear and discuss over a 10 year period. during that time, I'm betting ALL kinds of conflicting information was coming out: rumors, news reports, incorrect new reports, biased news reports, editorialist commentary, commentary from friends, family, neighbors, classmates, colleagues, co-workers, etc. We're getting a very 20/20 view of everything and hearing it over the course 10 hours. they've cleaned it up for us. they've made it look extremely linear. they've filtered out a whole lot of information that none of us know anything about...
I mean, I guess i'm just trying to say I think this has got to be very confusing...frustrating...whatever for EVERYONE involved. even fringe locals who had nothing to do with anyone involved. we can all easily sit here and say 'oh this is ridiculous' but none of us were really there...to be put through a 10 year process of trying to understand what happened.
IMO...could this be like that 'get better or die' theory? Imagine you keep hearing about the SAME dude who is accused of killing the SAME girl in the SAME circumstances day in and day out for 10 years...do you just stop caring about what is right, what is wrong...and all you want is closure? honestly, i know i can take like 5 newscycles, TOPS, about something before i make a judgement on it and never want to hear about it again.
Whether or not there was any more or less PERTINENT information isn't really what I was getting at - it's the digestion of the pertinent information that I was really trying to point out.Thought this at first, but honestly this is all speculation. So far after the docs have been released, folks who were there to see it agree that's how it was, and the prosecution keeps saying there were other factors, but not releasing what they were. Yes the viewers were manipulated, the filmmakers had a biased view, and cleaned it up for us, but I don't see what could have possibly been omitted that makes Steven look guilty, or the law enforcement of that town look competent.
wait til you see the conclusion. You'll feel you taken crazy pills.Averys lawyer was good. Every good point he's brought up so far just isnt sticking. And its crazy that it hasn't. The lack of prints on the car, only his prints on the key, the vial with the broken seals and hole in it, who had access to her voicemail. And I'm only on episode 5, no telling how much more is brought up.
Thats exactly what I think.I'm I the only one that thinks is obvious the ex did it?
Thats exactly what I think.
The points he brought up weren't sticking because the jury had made up it's mind regardless, and Because the Prosecutors picked the Jury (if I'm not mistaken) and they hand picked a homegrown jury that was going to side with them, and the conviction.Averys lawyer was good. Every good point he's brought up so far just isnt sticking. And its crazy that it hasn't. The lack of prints on the car, only his prints on the key, the vial with the broken seals and hole in it, who had access to her voicemail. And I'm only on episode 5, no telling how much more is brought up.
What's not talked about most was the number that kept calling her weeks prior when her colleague mentioned that she kept receiving calls from a number that upsetted her or bothered her. Why didn't they investigate that number and see who it was and questioned the person calling her leading up to her disappearance.
And her brother and ex boyfriend both guessed her password apparently for her voicemail and records.
Shady roommate who never reported her missing for three such days.
Steve Avery is a murderer not a dope dude. He threw a cat in a fire. The guy is a sick sick person.
As someone who hasent researched the case at all and think he is innocent i think alot of people are being naive as to why people in that town think he is guilty. Apparently the fam has a long history of stuff and we know for a fact that avery waent apposed to running people off the road and pulling guns on people. I think the doc is def trying to paint him as someone he isnt but i also dont think he killed those people
This is one of the the first things they established, No one's being naive if you paid attention . They just think none of that equates to brutal rape and murder.
From the area just because is simply stated doesn't mean it lacks intelligence. Theresa was friends of friend and it's sad that a documentary can be so one sided.
This is one of the the first things they established, No one's being naive if you paid attention . They just think none of that equates to brutal rape and murder.
I think pouring gasoline on a cat, throwing it in a fire and watching it burn and being accused of raping a under aged family member by members of your own family are for sure some signs he's capable of this. Then on top of all the other evidence, I think it's reasonable to assume he did it. Beyond reasonable doubt with all the shady police stuff? Maybe not. But I can honestly think he did it.
Everyone has the capability to do bad. But there wasn't proper evidence to prove he did. So we're just going to end someone's life based on how we feel and history? Being overly mischievous as a youth is not reasonable doubt for anything. If this is what the jury was made of, I understand why he went away.