Netflix: Making a Murderer

[Swanman]

Originally Posted by BWillie

I think it's somewhere between 20-40% that Steven Avery actually committed the murder. 0-5% Cops. 10-20% someone else in the community that knew Steven Avery would be an easy target. The rest and probably most likely scenario is someone else in his family. I think its about completely zero that the idiot kid Brendan Dassey did anything. I really feel bad for that kid. It's why you should NEVER talk to cops, especially when you have a sub 70 IQ.

100% though that the cops planted evidence, of some sort.

My main issue is that the prosecution's case was based on her murder happening either in the bedroom or the garage, yet not one single piece of her DNA in either place. Both of those places had junk piled everywhere so it would have been impossible to scrub/bleach both places and get every single item clean. And if the murder happened how they asserted, there would have been blood everywhere.

My money is on the ex-boyfriend or the brother. Both are sketchy as ****.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Swanman

My main issue is that the prosecution's case was based on her murder happening either in the bedroom or the garage, yet not one single piece of her DNA in either place. Both of those places had junk piled everywhere so it would have been impossible to scrub/bleach both places and get every single item clean. And if the murder happened how they asserted, there would have been blood everywhere.

My money is on the ex-boyfriend or the brother. Both are sketchy as ****.

I didn't really get that sense at all. The brother seemed fine to me, but they didn't really expand upon them or provide any background about their personality or criminal history. Family members will routinely search for closure, regardless of the circumstances, and I'm sure they thought Steven Avery was 100% guilty. Grief clouds good judgement.

[frankotank]

Originally Posted by BWillie

I didn't really get that sense at all. The brother seemed fine to me, but they didn't really expand upon them or provide any background about their personality or criminal history. Family members will routinely search for closure, regardless of the circumstances, and I'm sure they thought Steven Avery was 100% guilty. Grief clouds good judgement.

the brother...he just acted kinda douchey. doesn't mean he's a killer, but I didn't like him and suspected him at first.

the ex-boyfriend is another thing. he deleted voice mails for crying out loud! doesn't mean he's a murderer...but it is certainly suspect behavior AND....who in the HELL know someone elses ****ing cell phone password. that's just BULLSHIT! I don't even know my wifes. but hey...they had their man...so why look at this guy!