making a murderer

[War Machine]

I made it 15 minutes into the first episode and got bored, I don't see the hype.

maybe you'd enjoy it more if it was hosted by Pitbull?

[CWO]

Lol

[svauto-erotic855]

Going to start it tonight.

Another good flick is the 80s documentary called the Thin Blue Line. One of our good family friends did Randall Adams appeal and got him of death row and eventually released. It shows some good corruption of Dallas PD and the DAs office.

Mulder has or had a picture from a magazine article about Mr Adams hanging on his office wall or maybe it was about the movie made about Mr Adams; I do not remember for sure. He likes to say that any mother fucker can send a guilty man to death row but you have to be a real bad ass to get a conviction on an innocent man.

Mulder and the ADAs who worked under him would do anything under the sun to get a conviction including forcing a witness to perjure themselves or just "finding" a witness who was never there but whom they could get to perform well on the stand.

[lowthreeohz]

Finished it last night. The series presents some compelling reasonable doubts, but without knowing any of the prosecutions evidence it's hard to make a call. His nephew did get railroaded, but if he truly made that stuff up I suppose he deserved it to a degree.

[Chili]

We watched the whole thing, then ended up re-watching the last 4-5 episodes with Lea's brother over this weekend.

I'm not convinced that Avery didn't do it, but I am convinced that there were definitely shenanigans from the Sheriff's office and that the prosecutors, judge(s), and many of the senior LEO's were all pieces of shit.

At a minimum I think there was plenty of evidence to find reasonable doubt on Avery, and I believe his nephew was totally innocent. The nephew's first lawyer and his investigator are the lowest piles of shit I saw, and the lawyer should not be able to practice.

If anyone else did it, I would be looking at the nephew's brother and step-dad..

[Z06killinsbf]

maybe you'd enjoy it more if it was hosted by Pitbull?

I see what you did... stalker.

[Mach1]

[mstng86]

I think we are through episode 5 or 6, can't remember. But the officer asking about the tags on the car days before the car was found is pretty damn interesting.





Side note: This is the only problem I have with Netflix series, EVERYONE is at different points in the show. Its hard to have a good conversation.

[Chili]

I think we are through episode 5 or 6, can't remember. But the officer asking about the tags on the car days before the car was found is pretty damn interesting.

Yeah, I wish they would have explored that more.. Shady as fuck, especially since he had no answer as to what it was about.

[bcoop]

For those who have finished... THERE ARE SPOILERS in the link posted below. They mention some of the evidence that the filmmaker did not present, that was presented at trial, as well as some that was not allowed at trial.

http://www.pajiba.com/netflix_movies_and_tv/is-steven-avery-guilty-evidence-making-a-murderer-didnt-present.php

[347Mike]

For those who have finished... THERE ARE SPOILERS in the link posted below. They mention some of the evidence that the filmmaker did not present, that was presented at trial, as well as some that was not allowed at trial.

http://www.pajiba.com/netflix_movies...nt-present.php

I read that last night and pretty much changed my opinion.

I sort of changed back after the EDTA testing too. That was the smoking gun for me. I didn't know they put stuff in test tubes to preserve blood but I was shouting the whole time to test for something that could be found in the test tube vs human body.

It is still puzzling that if she was shot in the head in the garage or in the bedroom there would but some evidence of blood somewhere.

[CWO]

it's my understanding that none of her DNA was found anywhere on the Avery property

[mstng86]

it's my understanding that none of her DNA was found anywhere on the Avery property

only on a single bullet that has questionable lab results

[bcoop]

it's my understanding that none of her DNA was found anywhere on the Avery property

The bullet with her DNA on it was shot out of Avery's gun.

It's one of the only non circumstantial pieces of evidence in the whole case. But it's also the only place her DNA was found.

[CWO]

oh right, I forgot about the bullet