Making a Murderer (Netflix) - New info
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Khane
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Steven Avery's lawyers were extremely competent. It was Dassey's original lawyer who was incompetent.
Cad
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Yea, SA's lawyers were good. The judge and police agencies involved were not. It's textbook railroading and unfair trial.
Lanx
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I think Kaid is trying to say Brendan, most likely did it and his lawyer was incompetant, his focus isn't on SA.
Nester
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Brendan Dasey was ordered released today by a federal judge.
Dassey release ordered in 'Making a Murderer' case
Dassey release ordered in 'Making a Murderer' case
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Chukzombi
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his mom needs to take him and the rest of the family out of that state and then sue the fuck out of them.
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hodj
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'Making a Murderer' Star -- State's Last-Ditch Effort to Keep Him Locked Up
Brendan Dassey poses a "serious public safety issue" if he's released from prison and the state of Wisconsin wants him to stay behind bars until a higher court makes a final decision on his conviction.
The state filed an 11th hour motion to block Brendan's release. As we reported, a judge ordered him to be set free because his rights were violated when cops interrogated the then 16-year-old without an adult present.
His conviction, chronicled on the Netflix series "Making a Murderer" ... was overturned back in August.
The state says even if his confession was involuntary, it doesn't mean Brendan didn't actually commit the murder. Dassey could be back on the street as early as Wednesday ... so a judge will have to rule ASAP on the state's motion.
"The state says even if his confession was involuntary, it doesn't mean Brendan didn't actually commit the murder."
Reality Translation: Even though we have no evidence that we didn't coerce illegally from a mentally retarded 16 year old who was isolated for hours, that totally doesn't mean he didn't kill that woman.
Fuck you, state prosecutors.
Brendan Dassey poses a "serious public safety issue" if he's released from prison and the state of Wisconsin wants him to stay behind bars until a higher court makes a final decision on his conviction.
The state filed an 11th hour motion to block Brendan's release. As we reported, a judge ordered him to be set free because his rights were violated when cops interrogated the then 16-year-old without an adult present.
His conviction, chronicled on the Netflix series "Making a Murderer" ... was overturned back in August.
The state says even if his confession was involuntary, it doesn't mean Brendan didn't actually commit the murder. Dassey could be back on the street as early as Wednesday ... so a judge will have to rule ASAP on the state's motion.
"The state says even if his confession was involuntary, it doesn't mean Brendan didn't actually commit the murder."
Reality Translation: Even though we have no evidence that we didn't coerce illegally from a mentally retarded 16 year old who was isolated for hours, that totally doesn't mean he didn't kill that woman.
Fuck you, state prosecutors.
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Fyff
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Honestly I hope some really high priced lawyer hooks up with him and sues the fuck out of that state. Not only were his rights violated to start but this shit is getting crazy. Even if you keep him in there for another 6 months, you literally have no way to get a second conviction so he will eventually go free anyways.
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ohkcrlho
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Just finished watching this and fuck me! I would be scared as hell if i was a resident in Wisconsin state, and even worse, in Manitowoc County specially.
It's just wrong how the police from both counties, the DA's office,the State since the beginning just conjured to nail, AGAIN, Steven Avery to a cross.
And fuck that judge also. 99% of his decisions were against SA, even if it didn't made any sense.
One question: if it's illegal to question a minor without the presence of his parents, lawyer or legal guardian, HOW IN THE NAME OF FUCK would the court accept his statement to begin with? In my country, that "evidence " would be considered inadmissible ffs
It's just wrong how the police from both counties, the DA's office,the State since the beginning just conjured to nail, AGAIN, Steven Avery to a cross.
And fuck that judge also. 99% of his decisions were against SA, even if it didn't made any sense.
One question: if it's illegal to question a minor without the presence of his parents, lawyer or legal guardian, HOW IN THE NAME OF FUCK would the court accept his statement to begin with? In my country, that "evidence " would be considered inadmissible ffs
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It's not illegal to question minors without their parents or guardian, you do have to give them the option to have them present, though.
Noodleface
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They nailed SA to a cross because he's guilty as fuck.
The real tragedy of the show was the kid. He was the one rail roaded
The real tragedy of the show was the kid. He was the one rail roaded
OU Ariakas
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Wait, what? If you think Dassey is innocent then how can SA be guilty when they are literally each others alibis?
Chukzombi
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Noodleface
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What evidence?
The body behind his house?
The key?
Were they planted? How can we say?
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