The family struck me as a bit weird.On a separate note, something else that's been bugging me is why it took 3 days since Teresa was last seen to report her missing. It was her mum that reported her missing and I'm in no way suggesting anything untoward on her part but why wasn't the alarm raised by Teresa's flatmate earlier?
That's exactly what I'm suggesting, yes. The witness claims to have reported the sighting of the Rav 4 to that dodgy fucker Colborn on the 4th. At what time I don't know but the flyover of the Avery property on the 4th wasn't able to pick out the Rav 4, yet miraculously on the morning of the 5th it was found within half an hour of the search starting.
I watched the rest of the series last night and that witness is probably the least credible guy in the entire series. He went to school with Barb Janda and took 12 years to say anything to Avery’s attorneys. I wouldn’t chalk him down as anything other than a random guy who enjoyed Making a Murderer and believes Avery’s innocent. Plus, if it was parked suspiciously by the road like that, and there were signs up everywhere about the Rav 4 and possibly local and national media driving up that road, I reckon you’d have lots of witnesses claiming they’d seen the car given how high profile the case was. The idea that the police planted the car given the circumstances it was found (plus with the help of Ryan Hillegas!) isn’t believable imo.
Do you believe their police force had nothing to do with it all?
I watched the rest of the series last night and that witness is probably the least credible guy in the entire series. He went to school with Barb Janda and took 12 years to say anything to Avery’s attorneys. I wouldn’t chalk him down as anything other than a random guy who enjoyed Making a Murderer and believes Avery’s innocent. Plus, if it was parked suspiciously by the road like that, and there were signs up everywhere about the Rav 4 and possibly local and national media driving up that road, I reckon you’d have lots of witnesses claiming they’d seen the car given how high profile the case was. The idea that the police planted the car given the circumstances it was found (plus with the help of Ryan Hillegas!) isn’t believable imo.
They might have planted 1 or 2 pieces of evidences because they believed he was guilty (such as the key) although I would say that’s not proven, but they didn’t plant all of the evidence or anywhere near all the evidence. If Avery was framed, he would have had to been framed by not just the police but the killer, credible eyewitnesses, forensics, the telephone records, Brendon, Bobby, Autotrader, Dawn Plitska plus the evidence he provided to the police himself.
They might have planted 1 or 2 pieces of evidences because they believed he was guilty (such as the key) although I would say that’s not proven, but they didn’t plant all of the evidence or anywhere near all the evidence. If Avery was framed, he would have had to been framed by not just the police but the killer, credible eyewitnesses, forensics, the telephone records, Brendon, Bobby, Autotrader, Dawn Plitska plus the evidence he provided to the police himself.
Do you not think it odd that it was found on Avery's land so quickly after the search started on the 5th when you consider we're talking about 40 acres of land and thousands of vehicles? It wouldn't have to be the police themselves who planted it either - they could've gotten one of a number of people to do it.
Scott Tadych (assuming he was the killer) would have suspected she could have been reported missing at any time so I doubt he would have left her car visible from the main road and next to his house.
It depends on what path she took. If she walked straight down the main path without turning towards Avery’s trailer then I would say no it wasn’t quick. But even if she did have prior intelligence around where it might be, that doesn’t mean the police planted it. Maybe they seen a suspicious looking vehicle on the helicopter search and told Pam Sturm to head towards it? Maybe they illegally entered Avery’s land in the middle of the night and knew it was there? Maybe they told her to walk towards the crusher? Maybe she just got lucky? There’s a million and one more plausible reasons why it could have been found in 30 minutes that doesn’t require the police to have planted the car there.