Making a Murderer

[mcfc1981]

http://www.unilad.co.uk/articles/this-could-be-the-most-believable-making-a-murderer-theory-yet/

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

http://www.unilad.co.uk/articles/this-could-be-the-most-believable-making-a-murderer-theory-yet/

So the article has no bias....

"The story has taken the world by storm and everyone is debating whether Steven Avery is innocent (yes he is, in my opinion) and if prosecutor Ken Kratz and the wankers in the Manitowoc police department are involved in framing an innocent man (also yes)."

The extracts from Reddit look like a year 9s coursework, laughable!!!

 

[talkativesprout]

Courts deal in facts (well supposed to) but something about Theresa's brother makes me feel very uneasy. From episode one whenever i have seen him on camera something screams at me "this fucker is hiding something"

Very Mystic meg I know, but that is the way i feel.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Courts deal in facts (well supposed to) but something about Theresa's brother makes me feel very uneasy. From episode one whenever i have seen him on camera something screams at me "this fucker is hiding something"

Very Mystic meg I know, but that is the way i feel.

The filmmakers intended that, bit naughty really. Why else would they show dozens of clips of him doing nothing but sitting silently in court watching and listening? I think if you put a camera on anyone who was sat doing nothing for long enough they would look shifty at some point

 

[talkativesprout]

The filmmakers intended that, bit naughty really. Why else would they show dozens of clips of him doing nothing but sitting silently in court watching and listening? I think if you put a camera on anyone who was sat doing nothing for long enough they would look shifty at some point

I meant some of the initial interviews, when they discovered the car and stuff, seemed to me like he was grinning....considering his sister was a missing person till the car and blood were discovered

 

[bugsyblue]

I meant some of the initial interviews, when they discovered the car and stuff, seemed to me like he was grinning....considering his sister was a missing person till the car and blood were discovered

Me too mate! I've just finished watching it and thought I'd Google did Teresa's brother do it expecting to find loads of theories but nothing. Maybe it's well edited footage but he's shifty as fuck. In episode 2 he talks about the grieving process and they hadn't even found her body at this point, surely any innocent family member would be clutching onto the slimmest of chances that their loved one is still alive.

 

[Ricster]

I meant some of the initial interviews, when they discovered the car and stuff, seemed to me like he was grinning....considering his sister was a missing person till the car and blood were discovered

It's the ex bc and the room mate I had a problem with. Why would you give a camera to only one group, and that group of 2 people are the one's sent to Avery's salvage yard?

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

It's the ex bc and the room mate I had a problem with. Why would you give a camera to only one group, and that group of 2 people are the one's sent to Avery's salvage yard?

Because its America and they do rolling news like no other, until Kay Burley came along. Do you think that the poor girl ended up buried in a shallow burnt out grave in that yard by accident? his sister was missing and had clearly come to harm, and she had been found. Id look a bit relieved too. She did not end up there by accident, or by being planted there and set alight, ffs. This is not a drama, this is tragic real life. Not for the inbred criminals that live on the Avery yard, for the poor bugger that stumbled by it. She was murdered there, by them. Its clever film making, in the same way that the film JFK was. They murdered her there, and Im glad the brother was there throughout the trial to watch it all. I dont like how the judicial system there allows press conferences and a discussion at the end of every day in the way that a football manager talks about tactics and refereeing decisions, but thats how they do it and it only serves to make more news like this. But she was killed there. And the kid knew it and had to get it off his chest

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

thats not an accurate reflection though. Its not like he hid the car in a back yard at all, it was a massive 5 acre scrap yard. And slitting the throat on a bed was a stupid thing for the prosecution to say, they couldnt prove that and shouldnt have said it, thats the silly way they do public pronouncements there. She was killed and buried there though, not bullshit

 

[The Silver Surfer]

Obviously there was not enough nailed on evidence to convict either, but while I'm 80% sure they didn't do it, 20% of me thinks they did. Whatever happened, they happened in particular way, or should I say order, which has added to all the puzzlement.