>Wisconsin governor dismisses petition of 270,000 people who believe Avery, who is the focus of the Netflix documentary series "Making a Murderer," was framed.
Lel what a bunch of retards. Why would you believe a documentary outweighs a judge and jury?
>muh cops are good boys, they dindu nuffin
>>64556569
well that was kinda expected. our boy dean even said that in one of his interviews that its very unlikely that a petition would have that much of an impact
>>64556619
I bet you like Michael Moore documentaries.
>>64556569
Reddit retards are easily swayed by a shitty documentary. Even if the cops were shitbags and he should have gotten off on reasonable doubt, Avery is an even bigger shitbag that they should have just dumped in a ditch somewhere.
>>64556778
you aint the big prize no more ken :(
>>64556619
>getting worked by a netflix documentary
Scott Walker is pure trash though. It was to be expected.
I think it's clear that Scott Walker was the one who framed them all along.
The Avery's seem like the exact type that would vote for a piece of shit like Walker. Chickens come home to roost rednecks.
>>64556853
>>64556859
>>64557155
Go back to Reddit.
>>64556569
What did they even want him to do? It's not like he can order a new trial. Did they want him to pardon this dude outright on the basis of a shitty biased documentary?
>>64556569
idk how law works in the us but can't you appeal to a higher court?
>>64558131
Go back to /pol/ needle dick
>>64556569
Avery can suck a dick. Free Brendan Dassey and give that nigga a ticket to the next Wrestlemania
>>64556569
What idiots get worked by a netflix documentary?
>try suing state for 30+ million
>state frames you
>locks you back up
>decide to settle for 400,000 so you can afford lawyers
>ever thinking you'll get out of prison again even if the person who actually killed that woman admits to it and provides proof
>>64558178
seems like quite some ppl thought this would happen. idk the only thing thats realistically gonna put them out is if they find further evidence that proves em innocent. they also discuss this whole thing at the end of episode 10
>how did you call in the license plate of the car before november 5th
>lol I dunno
>k
>why was the voice messages of the victim deleted?
>lol who cares
>k
BRAVO AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM
>>64558238
Kek
>>64558226
Your mom's husband is a needle dick
>>64556569
>making a petition for avery
>not Brendan who's obviously been fucked by his lawyers
>mfw the american justice system is the same for regular people and the mentally retarded
embarassing.
>>64558205
they tried and were denied
>>64558131
Scott Walker IS pure trash though, you complete moron. Keep your eyes on the screen and hands off of the keyboard please.
>>64556569
>Why would you believe a documentary outweighs a judge and jury?
Because some of the legal personnel involved was corrupt.
Brendan's lawyer accomplice literally breaks into tears and appologizes for framing his client.
Judge Fox has a mild chuckle and sents Brendan back to prison.
I don't get this whole hype train about this.
Avery is pretty much legally retarded, he's probably functioning much better in prison than he ever could in the real world. And the world is probably better off with him in prison.
>>64558630
>yeah
what did he mean by this?
>>64558630
This. I don't give a fuck about Steven since he's a fucking scumbag either way (8 of his 18 years in prison was for illegal firearm) but Brendan got completely fucked over by everyone since he was a naive autistic kid basically.
>>64558855
Yeah
FREE HAT
>>64556569
why would he be pardoned? a re-investigation is what's needed. is it legal to try to find other suspects and put a guy who's been pardoned back in jail if he did it?
>>64558855
like it's wrong or summin'?
>>64558366
No governor will ever pardon a violent offender who has even the slightest chance to reoffend after Willie Horton.
>>64558834
"beyond reasonable doubt" is why it's hyped. the documentary presented the case in a way which the viewer would assume reasonable doubt.
![Krachinsky-e1451873956501[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/5jmW8RA.jpg "Krachinsky-e1451873956501[1].jpg")
[laughs]
Steven Avery pourd oil all over a cat and burned it alive when he was younger.
>defending someone like this
>>64558834
>handicapped people should be in prison just because they are retarded
top edgy
>>64559088
It's not even just the cat, although that does show sociopathic tendencies. The dude burglarizes bars, runs people off roads, and threatens them with guns. I'm having a hard time drumming up sympathy.
>>64556569
So is everybody just going to ignore that this faggot and Kratz worked together to get Brendan to make false statements and fabricate fake evidence against Steven?
This is not a conspiracy theory or the documentary's bias. There's e-mails, video material and a confession from the lawyers accomplice.
Shouldn't the FBI or the local counselor look into this matter a little more thouroughly than not at all?
>>64559194
Obama has netflix. He'll take care of it as soon as he's through Jessica Jones.
What was the legit proof against Avery (which wasn't mentioned in the documentary)?
The things I quickly found and remember are
>During his time incarcerated for the rape (he didn't commit) he confided to fellow inmates that he would hurt women when he got out
>Remains of his sweat was found on the murdered girls car, I forget where exactly
As soon as I learned this dropped the documentary after 2 and a half episode. Clearly it was very biased in favor of Avery.
There was some more, but I've already forgotten it. Anyone care to add something?
>tfw no reporter chick to bully yourdick
fug
>>64559194
where did that whole rape scenario in the second case even come from?
>>64559316
most difficult part of watching the series
>>64556569
Well it worked for the Memphis 3
>>64559355
Wiegert and the other detective at some point just decided that that's how it went down and made Brendan guess until he got it right.
It was kinda bizarre seeing how they got frustrated when they realized Brendan was too fucking dumb to even guess they wanted him to say he shot her in the face.
>what did you do to her head Brendan?
>...
>...
> I...cut her... hair?
>>64559634
Barely, they still fucked them over and would have literally murdered one of them if they didn't bend over and take it.
>>64559667
I really dont get how they dismissed that one investigator from the case because of the methods he forced/manipulated brendan to say what he wanted him to say, yet they kept brendans confession as a legit evidence. like what the fuck
>>64559634
Anyone with a brain knows they're guilty though.
>>64559251
>implying his interns don't put together those lists for braindead liberals who visit clickbait sites
>>64558238
this
>>64559301
None really. That's the thing.
All the relevant evidence (at the time of the trial)
>Brendan's confession:
proven to be entirely made up and contradictory to the presented evidence
>The key:
Most likely planted by Lenk
>The blood and the car:
Most likely planted by Lenk
>The bullet:
Probably planted by Lenk or a partner of his
>Theresa's remains:
Proven to be moved, most likely by Lenk, Avery himself, or the real murderer of Theresa
All relevant evidence has been shown to be tampered with. This doesn't prove Avery's innocence but it's certainly more than reasonable doubt.
>>64559634
I saw Damien Echols in a short film a few months ago it was weird as fuck.
Why didn't he play his white male privilege get out of jail free card?
>>64558205
You can after the verdict. If that gets denied or it isn't timely, the bar to have an appeal is really high. It's even higher if you want to introduce new evidence that wasn't introduced during trial.
>>64559823
Judge Fox is in on the conspiracy. Brendan and Steven never had a chance to begin with.
>>64560064
>you will never watch a cop show called Adventures of Lenk about a rogue detective who investigates criminals and plants evidence before the official team shows up, with his dumb friend Colborn helping him out
>>64556569
I have been falsely guilty multiple times. When a crime happens they try to pin it on somebody. Example one time riding my bike through a neighborhood to my house toward a scene of a crime and they arrest me and said I did it and they have witnesses; thats real life.
You guys know black people get exonerated just about every year for the crimes they served time for, right? One documentary on Netflix about some white loser and you all spam /tv/ like crazy for weeks. I don't get it. Except Avery is white, so you suddenly care.
Source: http://www.innocenceproject.org/free-innocent/improve-the-law/fact-sheets/dna-exonerations-nationwide
>>64556569
>Why would you believe a documentary outweighs a judge and jury?
Because the majority are idiots with armchair lawyers degrees.
>innocent woman turns up dead near an encampment of low-functioning, violent orcs
Shocking.
What the fuck is a community expected to do with a family like the Averys? They should've swept through and massacred them.
>>64560213
They dindu nuffin
>>64559301
Avery would call auto trader multiple times and specifically ask for the woman who was murdered. One time he answered the door in just a towel in an attempt to come on to her. Her palm pilot was found in a burn barrel outside his house. He molested his nephew. These are just some of the things the film makers decided to conveniently leave out.
>>64560213
well that's good
the documentary was designed that way anyways you mong, to get white people to watch it and let black criminals skate easier. the propaganda wouldn't work if it was about a black criminal
>Scott Walker
There's your problem
>>64556569
You are seriously implying that he brings a massive case against the state, then 3 weeks later muders someone ?
Wow what a lucky break for those police men right ? Now that case will go away and they will all be ok. i bet they were also glad that the two of them in the depostion found the key to the car of the victim too.
Jesus anyone who thinks he wasnt framed is more retarded than brendan dassy
>>64560213
>niggers
Literally who cares?
>>64556569
BASED WALKER. I can't believe people are eating up this ridiculously skewed documentary.
>>64560261
Could've been someone who lived close, the whole family is sex perverts so it could've been his brother and Scott. Did they heavily investigate them and the ex-bf? Either way my only major question is about the deleted messages on her phone.
>>64559194
>Shouldn't the FBI or the local counselor look into this matter a little more thouroughly than not at all?
FBI looked at it and didn't act. That should tell you everything about your retarded ass conspiracy theory.
How does anyone under the age of 63 unironically support Scott Walker?
If Earl Avery really did it, that's hilarious.
>>64560261
>Her palm pilot was found in a burn barrel outside his house. He molested his nephew. These are just some of the things the film makers decided to conveniently leave out.
Source on any of this especially the molestation thing?
I bet it was one of the real tru trus Brendan told his mom on the prison phone after being interrogated by the agents again.
>>64560064
They didn't prove the bones were moved.
>>64560392
Government workers.
why did he quit his popular beat combo for political shit?
>>64556752
Some of em are good
>expecting Scott Walker to do anything good
the man is sub-human.
>>64560381
>conspiracy theory
But it's not, it IS a conspiracy! That's what's so outrageous about it. Even if you ignore the police department, Lenk and all the other stuff involved in the case, the fact that Kratz and Brendan's lawyer worked together to fuck over Steven and Brendan proofes the existence of a conspiracy.
We have this in writing, on video and in an oral confession by the lawyers accomplice.
A THEORY would require the absence of evidence.
Fuck Delores Avery looks like fucking yoda
![tough-on-crime-225x300[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/bEBXLhK.png "tough-on-crime-225x300[1].png")
Scott Walker doesn't want to send the message that innocent people should be free. It goes against his party's strict dogma.
>>64558238
lol you can probably just tell him he went to Wrestlemania already and he'll eventually agree with you.
>Getting framed by cops.
>Get off
>Not immediately leaving town.
>>64560739
>claim it's not a conspiracy theory
>IGNORE THE EVIDENCE
come on now senpai you're better than this
>>64560213
Do the black people have Netflix documentaries? No? Then I don't give a fuck.
So how much did he get for the first wrongful imprisonment civil suit?
>>64561021
He needed fast money for lawyers to pay for his second trial so he settled for $400K out of the original $30 million.
>>64560958
dude had like an IQ of 70 what did you expect
>>64561045
>He needed fast money for lawyers to pay for his second trial so he settled for $400K out of the original $30 million.
What a fucking idiot. If he would've posted this on reddit people would've flocked to help him.
>>64560958
small town hick m8.
>>64560287
Growing old is mandatory whereas growing up is optional.
The one defense lawyer sounds exactly like Bob Odenkirk holy shit
>>64556569
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Edwards_(serial_killer)
Ed Edwards made a career of framing other people for murders he committed. He was in the area at the time and can even be seen in the court room in episode six of the series.
How much effort have you fuckers put into exonerating others wrongfully accused or are you selfishly putting all your efforts into one fucking person?
>>64561323
Can't blame the lad tbqh 2 first names is rough.
>>64561323
that link says nothing about him framing other people though
>>64560958
> Leaving your town
It's midwest states man, they live and die on their streets
![enhanced-buzz-1381-1371742191-7[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/zEMqL6R.jpg "enhanced-buzz-1381-1371742191-7[1].jpg")
>>64561395
Seems like the poster just framed him for framing people.
>>64561395
>>64561448
https://ededwardsserialkiller.wordpress.com/
"Edward Wayne Edwards: Serial Killer who framed people for his crimes." top left
i'm giving you the lead, look into it
>>64561323
pretty epic parents
>>64559034
> tfw he laughed at this
>Both judges were biased
>Prosecutors were biased
>FBI invented a new test
>so much efforts
Halbach definitely was killed by someone from government and they know it.
muh one sided documentary
muh averys are good boys they dindu nuffin
muh local retard dindu nuffin either
Why would this fag testify against his own uncle?
He was related to Steven meaning he could refuse to testify, no?
>>64556569
Why would you believe a judge and jury over hard hitting evidence that proves his innocence?
>>64561698
muh magical appearing toyta keys
muh "suddenly the FBI can test this blood sample except it's not actually that conclusive"
muh cop knowing the make of a car by reading its plate
What are some more similar docs?
Just watched the Jinx, those last 5 minutes were top fucking kek but overall I didn't find it that interesting except for a few good moments (him shoplifting that sandwhich, making the jurors laugh).
I've heard of
- Paradise Lost (WM3)
- The Staircase
- something about Friedmans and CP but I'll pass on that, don't want to confront myself with too gruesome stuff)
- Thin Blue Line
Which is best?
>>64561743
His fake lawyer tricked him. He took everything back once he got a real lawyer. He was completely oblivious of his rights too.
>>64556752
paradise lost is a great documentary.
>>64561920
different guy
>>64561920
That's not Brendan, it's his brother I think, Bobby? Another nephew who wasn't involved at all.
He testified against Steven during his trial, why didn't he just keep his mouth shut?
>>64559172
>>64559088
and he served time for all of those things. just because he isn't sympathetic doesn't mean he murdered halbach
>>64559088
>muh cate
it's just an animals lol
>everyone in this thread calling steve an autistic retard
yet this guy still ended up getting married and having children, and he was fuck ugly too
literally whats your excuse?
>>64562038
Yeah but it shows he's a fucking asshole. Probably wasn't made better by his time in jail where he was surrounded by even more assholes and sociopaths all day.
Well that's it. Go home everyone.
>>64556822
I AM THE PRIZE
>implying a documentary hasnt gotten an innocent man released before
>>64562065
He wasn't that ugly in his youth and he was pretty good at sweet talking his gf as seen in the documentary.
That chick that fell in love with him and he's still with currently however seems like a nutcase.
>>64562116
dem legs doe
>>64560213
Well, the thing is, most of the people that the Innocence project frees are repeat offenders, or have done other criminal deeds and or are still locked up for them, it's just for that ONE scenario that they got put on death row/life in prison for they didn't do. Which is still wrong, but most of those people that are acquitted are NOT nice people.
>>64562072
yeah and guess what being an asshole isn't grounds for being put into a rape cage for the rest of your life and it certainly isn't legitimate evidence
>Brendan makes a statement, under coercion, that he cut her throat in the bedroom
Yeah? Where's the blood? Why wasn't a forensics team brought in
>Steven's DNA on key, but not her's.
>Blood in car, but none of Steven's DNA
Yeah.
Who is better, Dean Strang or Jerome Buting?
Both of them are based but somehow Buting seems less likeable in the beginning. But once you warmed up to him... swoon.
>>64558630
>mfw the american justice system is the same for regular people and the mentally retarded
Why shouldn't it be? Intelligence and propensity for rational action are gradients. At what point do you arbitrarily go from dumb crook to dindu nuffin tard?
>>64556778
What 3rd world shithole do you come from?
>>64562213
Can somebody make that kind of pic with Kratz?
>>64556569
>>64556752
>>64556778
>>64556827
>>64558131
>>64558259
>>64560213
>>64560250
>>64560272
>>64560287
>>64560993
>>64561698
nice meme contrarian faggots
There are people in jail - even death row - more worthy of your time and efforts to exonerate them but because you watch a fucking documentary on the internet you're investing your time into one AND ONLY ONE fucking case.
You people disgust me.
>>64562213
both of them are professional criminal enablers who left Brendan out to dry
>>64562325
>i believe a one sided documentary
ebin
>>64562219
IQ of 69
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atkins_v._Virginia
For the death penalty at least. It's the difference in culpability between retards and normal/stupid people. Retards may not be fully responsible for their own actions (and so may not get the death penalty) but still did them, and can still be punished by life in prison. But that's just that case, people are ALWAYS punished for their actions regardless of personal culpability in criminal cases. Well, usually.
>>64562356
>left Brendan out to dry
Why are they supposed to defend him?
>>64562351
Nobody here is investing efforts to exonerate anybody, kek. We're just discussing the documentary, I doubt anybdoy here was stupid enough to sign the petition.
Also, better one than none, right? This is just a case people have heard about, what do you expect everybody who was touched by this to seek out every single innocent person in jail now or they are not allowed to care about this one case? Fuck off.
Honestly any convict could use social media to their advantage nowadays and have someone they know make a petition and a hashtag, their fault for not doing so.
>>64562359
>i believe a corrupt justice system
euphoric.hat
>>64562359
>i know more than the people who followed and documented the case for more than 10 years
>i disagree with whatever the majority seems to be thinking so i feel smarter
>trust me i browse 4chan
keep trying
>>64562480
>Nobody here is investing efforts to exonerate anybody, kek. We're just discussing the documentary, I doubt anybdoy here was stupid enough to sign the petition.
Holy fucking cherry picking batman
>>64562517
You're a top tier pleb if you can't cite this documentary as one-sided reporting.
>>64562524
lol!!!!!
>>64562356
They did their job.
But why did Steven hire the two of them for himself instead of giving one to Brendan? Either one was capable enough on their own, although I get wanting the extra insurance but it's an asshole move, especially since Brendan probably would've gotten off the hook completely with a real lawyer.
Wonder if Steven would've fought for Brendan if he had been freed.
>>64562351
People are investing time into hating cops.
What's wrong with that?
>>64562524
Wat? Reddit pls
>>64562595
If Steven got off then Brendan would've been fine too.
>>64562671
Really? How?
Geniune question, since the trials and jurors were completely seperate and they were both convicted for two completely different courses of action (one death in bedroom, one death in garage, etc)?
Would Brendan's case just have been dropped, was his trial months after Steven's?
t. Brendan-tier tard who has no clue how those things work
>>64562351
Show me a guy more worthy of exoneration than this literal retard who is incapable of understanding how or why anything of this is even happening to him. He can't even form a sentence for fucks sake.
He reminds me of the guy from the green mile. I bet he has a little pet mouse to dress up in tiny wrestlemania costumes...
>>64561172
t. 19 year old who lives in a White middle class area.
>>64562595
his other lawyers took half his money
they should've gotten themselves or someone else to do it pro bono if they care as much as they make it seem in the series
>>64556569
No one should ever be pardoned because a documentary was made. Otherwise every convict will have a documentary made and get off.
This isnt a 3rd world country where you can either do the time, or pay for the crime.
That being said, Scott Walker is a piece of shit.
What should happen is now that this documentary was made, it should bring into light how fucked up his case was, and have it re-investigated.
>>64562809
> pro bono
This is what I always think when I see cases like this.
But I guess working for months on end with zero pay is not doable for an independent lawyer with his own office maybe? A large law firm of course could do it no problem and most of them do a small percentage of pro bono cases every year I think.
>>64562831
>This isnt a 3rd world country where you can either do the time, or pay for the crime.
that's basically how bails work.
Didn't you watch Oliver explain?
>2016
>doesn't even understand basic 2015 concepts
unreal
>>64561186
I thought the same bro
>>64562905
>that's basically how bails work.Didn't you watch Oliver explain?
wut
>>64558708
Why? Because he had the balls to stand up and fight against the teachers?
>>64562565
You can repeat "one-sided" all you want it doesn't make this one side any less true.
>>64562905
that is not bail at all you fucking retard. You dont get bail after being convicted of a crime you shitlord.
Bail is for those who dont want to sit in jail while they wait to prove their innocence fuckface
>>64562955
https://youtu.be/IS5mwymTIJU?t=1m36s
>>64560246
Ahahahaha
>>64562895
Most lawyers do at least some pro bono work, but those guys aren't cheapo lawyers, and his case was very complicated. I doubt 240k was enough for their regular rates. I'm sure they made some sort of arrangement for a discounted rate or a "We'll take what you've got, and when you run out the rest is pro bono" or some shit, so they at least get something. They can't work for free.
>>64563003
If you're saying that there wasn't enough evidence to
convict, then that's fine. The "beyond a reasonable doubt" threshold probably wasn't met. But if you seriously believe that he didn't kill Teresa, then you're willfully ignorant.
what motive would the filmmakers have for biasing the documentary?
>>64563302
>yeah there's reasonable doubt
>but if you doubt it you're unreasonable
t. literally (you)
>>64563319
Discussion
Person beliefs about the US justice system
>>64558630
Justice is blind
>>64560213
how many of those cases are rape?
>>64560246
the letter at the end was amazing
>I am learning the Avery family history and about each member of the Avery family. These are criminals. There are members engaged in sexual activities with nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws. Customers or their relatives unwittingly become victims of their sexual fantasies. This is truly where the devil resides in comfort.
>I can find no good in any member. These people are pure evil. A friend of mine suggested, "This is a one-branch family tree. Cut this tree down. We need to end the gene pool here."
>>64563336
Do you not understand how court works? "Beyond a reasonable doubt" threshold is pretty difficult to meet. Even most critics of the trial believe that he did it.
Can someone post the link to the ex-bf's facebook again? Was too lazy to look at it yesterday.
Also if I was him I'd be pissed. Putting in the parts of him in the trial was a little unnecessary and inflammatory imo.
Now reddit-detectives and assholes like us who do it for fun are throwing his name into the mix of suspects.
>>64563415
What a retard that friend was. Steven had already procreated and Brendan has a nearly identical brother who's still free.
>>64563504
for now
I think people's definition of reasonable doubt is unreasonable.
>>64563407
Just about all of them. Rape kits are the primary source of DNA evidence for them. If the woman said 1 attacker, and there are 2 different DNA strands in the rape kit in the form of pubic hair or 1 in semen/fingernail scraping and they aren't that guy in jail, someone else obviously did it, not the guy in jail. It's very easy to prove innocence in a rape case like that, but rather more difficult for other crimes. Granted, a lot of the people who are wrongfully convicted are usually rapists and or violent felons themselves, but hey, they didn't do THAT one, and that means that someone else had been running the streets without consequences.
Killing small animals should be an offence punishable by life in prison anyway.
>>64563572
that's fucked up.
>leaves out evidence
nice documentary
>>64563624
>le troll tripfag trying to get replies
epic!
>>64563572
> tfw eye-witness testimony is so damn unreliable it might as well not be used in court
> especially because all niggers look alike
>>64563624
I don't agree but yeah, a person who does shit like that is no doubtedly a monster.
> inb4 shoveldog or zippocat
>be retarded in America
>get imprisoned
>>64563624
And shitposting on the internet, everyone found guilty should be blinded, made deaf and have their tongues cut out and banned from neetbux
>>64563456
okay? But the entire point of a criminal convection is to prove beyond reasonable doubt
>>64563677
>be retarded with Bill Clinton as governor
>get executed
>>64563624
Animals aren't people. Fuck 'em. You should be able to flay animals alive over an open fire because god damn it how many fucking times do I have to say it ANIMALS ARE NOT PEOPLE. THEY ARE INCAPABLE OF DOING ANYTHING BUT THE SEEKING OF PLEASURE AND AVOIDANCE OF PAIN. THEY ARE NOT SAPIENT. Well, except for crows, they're fucking smart as shit.
>>64563672
Yup. Especially in rapes, the victim is traumatized, and is almost incapable of accurately remembering the face, or they get someone similar. The way that police conduct lineups and give out pictures also creates suspects rather than finding the right guy.
>>64563803
>If it isn't people it can't feel pain or suffer
How to spot a retard teenage edge kid.
>>64563803
except killing animals for fun (not sport) is a sign of being an actual psychopathic killer
>>64563803
They can still feel pain bro and their lack of comprehending why that shit is happening to them is even worse.
Especially in Steven's case it was the fucking family cat, not some random stray but the pet he probably lived with and had an emotional bond with. Maybe he always hated Whiskers but he knew that at least his poor mother probably loved it.
>>64563867
or maybe you're just too drunk to understand what you're doing
>>64562219
You get him tested by experts. That's how normal fucking countries do it. Retards get sent to mandatory medical care instead of prison in most of yurop.
>>64563844
>>64563867
>>64563883
And here we get into the difference between legal and social spheres. People should not be arrested and incarcerated for doing horrible things to animals because they are not human beings (and as long as they aren't someone else's property).
That isn't to say that they shouldn't be the scum of the earth, robbed of all social contact and decency, cut of from all of human contact, and be snubbed by everyone he comes across as if he was a leper.
But not incarcerated.
Does everyone know that the film was made by two dyke SJWs in a relationship with each other. It's part of their crusade against old white men.
>>64563867
And setting something on fire is not just killing, it's downright murder because it's extremely painful.
>Boyfriend shot and killer her
>Burned her body
>deleted incriminating voicemails of her phone with the help of her brother
>roommate possibly knew
>decided to frame Steven by planting what remained of her bones on his property
>police found her car days before in an unknown location that wasn't Steven's compound
>police took their chance to plant some evidence that further incriminated Steven because they know they purposely put him in jail for the rape case
>drove it onto his lot and placed the key in his room during one of the hundreds of searches
>planted a little of his blood in her car
>guilty
>RIP Steve
Her brother was super creepy as well.
>>64563990
Yes they should. Our laws do not protect only people. Our laws protect many things, from property, to land, to living creatures such as trees, animals, crops and many other things. Your idea that only people are protected legally is retarded.
>>64563990
Can't people be incarcarated for example for setting a car on fire?
In my country, animals are treated as objects by the law.
So if somebody kills my pet, they have destroyed some of my property and I am entitled to damages at the very least.
>>64561743
because Bobby and Scott killed Teresa
>>64556569
He probably killed that girl, but none of this would ever be a question if they hadn't been such worthless pieces of shit and wrongfully convicted him the first time around. The sheriff's department and da's office deserves all of the scrutiny they could ever get for being fat lazy faggots who thought they could half-ass their jobs, and the attorney general letting them all off scott free was a disgrace. It's a systemic issue througout the entire country. Cops and politicians get way above the benefit of the doubt and the average joe gets fucking railroaded by the system.
Reddit is going in deep on this http://chadsteele.blogspot.com/2016/01/some-clarity-to-some-of-evidence-in.html?m=1
What a bunch of nerds, amirite cool kids?
haven't quite finished the doc yet, but if anything, the case was investigated poorly if it wasn't a straight up framing. Not only that, but the trial was a farce as well. Judge makes rules to pad the state's case, throw wrenches into the defense's ability to prove their case.
What exactly was the reason that a cop couldn't have killed her again? Will that come up later or is that just completely ignored?
>>64556752
That's my name!
>>64564110
>Judge makes rules to pad the state's case, throw wrenches into the defense's ability to prove their case
I had the same feeling during the Zimzam trial, why is this so common?
Do the defense just try to bullshit their way around a lot or do judges have an interest in convictions?
>>64564065
>>64564056
Like I said, as long as they aren't someone's property, in which case it belongs under reckless destruction. And other living things? Fuck that, if it's on your property, and you don't harm anyone else or anyone else's property, fuck it. Nothing should be illegal if it doesn't directly harm another person or their property, such as the purchase of drugs/alcohol/firearms, killing cats, cutting down trees, etc.
That isn't to say that I condone doing drugs/killing cats/destroying wildlife, and that I don't think there shouldn't be social repurcussions, but there should be
NO
LEGAL
RAMIFICATIONS from doing something that doesn't harm anyone else or their property. If you do think so, then you're too far gone a statist, and I can't help you.
>>64564107
> Chad Steele
Also TL;DR what does it say?
I'm sure Detective Reddit will crack this case in no time!
>>64564101
Honestly, after seeing the other evidence I think he probably killed her but he shouldn't be in prison based on the fact that the cops obviously planted evidence, clumsily as the government is apt to do, and the media (one of the least highlight culprits) ruined almost any chance of presumption of innocence in this case. To a lesser degree all the people/private citizens who kept tuning in and feeding off this spectacle are at fault as well.
Due process DOES NOT exist to get convictions or send all criminals to jail. It's to prevent even the glimmer that an innocent man or woman is deprive of life, liberty, or property unjustly.If you want to take it to street justice and act outside the law, that's something else entirely and is a personal choice with consequences.
>MUH SCOTT WALKER
The last guy was a Democrat and he sure as shit didn't do anything substantive
Is it just trendy to shit on Republicans?Avery did it the whole time btw
>>64560392
No idea. I'm so glad Trump has been curbstomping so hard. He was seriously considered to be a dark horse in the very early polls. One of the big ones I wanted out. Can't stand the guy.
>>64564037
Motive?
>>64564221
Good luck finding something that isn't somebody's or the state's property though.
Pretty much every piece of land there is and everything that's on it belongs to somebody.
>>64564227
Just an analytical chemist tearing apart the EDTA test.
The defense team for SA does the same thing but he goes into more details as to why the FBI "expert" was clearly just called in as a ringer.
>>64562761
I don't see how you can convict someone of assisting someone else in a crime that that other person didn't even commit. And any jury would see it that way too
>>64564290
the motive is in those voicemails that he deleted
>>64564180
It's because EVERYONE in the court system, from the police, to the prosecution, to the judge, are all PART of that system and only benefit from perpetuation of that system. The only advocate for the defendant is his attorney, and even that can be compromised by the legal system if he's a public defender.
>>64564294
Except for your own property. Or you buy it.
The point is that you are supposed to be able to do literally whatever the fuck it is you want to do with your own shit, as long as you don't fuck up anyone else's.
>>64556752
Some of them.
>>64556569
>10 minutes in and this guy breaks and enters a bar, stealing money and booze.
>Burning a poor innocent cat alive just for fun.
I'm pretty sure this guy deserves to rot in prison. Stopped watching right there.
>>64564375
This is unfair to public defenders. Any public defender you're likely to get is going to be better than 95% of paid attorneys. I would also add that judges generally genuinely try to be unbiased and decide cases on the merits.
>>64564375
Well destroying your own property is not criminal property damage, the law literally defines that as somebody elses, ie not your own.
So I don't even know what you're arguing here.
If you're saying people should be allowed to set their own cat on fire, I disagree again. Animal cruelty is also part of the law.
>>64556569
>Why would you believe a documentary outweighs a judge and jury?
They didn't think that. They thought an executive (either governor or president) could overturn or pardon a guilty verdict.
Which is factually true:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardon#United_States
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_Two_of_the_United_States_Constitution
There have been countless examples in the past of this happening with no new evidence or sometimes even support for the pardon (e.g. Nixon and Spiro Agnew).
>>64564242
Absolutely. It's sad that we have to trust people's lives and futures to incompetent lazy retards that make up the majority of government employees.
Everybody always goes on and on about muh cat but if you losers pay attention you'll distinctly hear that he threw the cat "over" the fire, meaning he didn't deliberately huck a cat into a fire. AND, that doesn't mean you can convict him of an actual unrelated crime idiot.
>>64564326
didn't the defense call for it? the other option was it just doesn't come back in time anyways. I almost get the feeling they lost on purpose to make the documentary more "impactful"
>>64564449
>Any public defender you're likely to get is going to be better than 95% of paid attorneys
Why do rich people who can afford attorneys mostly get off while poor people with public defenders mostly lose then?
>>64558238
>>64564390
The world isn't so black and white anon. Keep watching so you can understand all the dank memes.
>>64564474
yeah it's a retarded petitoin. One going to Obama directly is pending as well.
Should've asked for a retrial or something, and for Brendan not fucking Steve "raping, killing and mischief" Avery.
>>64564486
lol
hear him say it
>>64559088
This is sadly not that uncommon.
What's weird is that you always think immediately, "that's a fucking sociopath/serial killer" because we all turn into amateur FBI profilers.
I have a cousin who used to pull wings off of butterflies and put a cat in the freezer. She's pretty normal now with two kids, marriage, professional job, etc.
Sometimes kids are just assholes.
>>64564449
Public defenders are by and large, completely useless when it comes to actually mounting a defense. The best you're gonna get is for them to curry some favor with the prosecution and get you a decent plea deal. To be fair though, small town defenders are usually bottom third lawyers from a shitty law school, and the ones in the city are overworked and jaded.
>>64564486
If you don't pay attention to the biased documentary you'll find that he doused the cat in oil and kerosene and threw it into the fire. Nobody's saying that he should be convicted based on that, but if some guy is setting animals on fire for fun, people are understandably suspicious of other things he may have done.
>>64564486
Not sure if this is bait so here goes:
He says over the fire because he's retarded and speaking in retard-speak. They keep saying "by" and "yet" instead of "to" and "still" as well.
He didn't only throw it INTO the fire, he doused it in gasoline before doing so.
But yeah, he did his time for that. Clearly an indication that he is a psycho though.
>>64564629
are you the guy from an old thread who has told all of his family he was going to kill them?
>>64564517
Kek.
is this from reddit? MaM-subreddit worth visiting?
>>64564390
But that's not the point. I don't give a shit if he's sympathetic or not. I really don't. What I give a shit about is when law enforcement stops playing by the rules that make it fair for non law enforcement, i.e. manipulating evidence in the attempt to frame someone for a crime, regardless of whether or not that someone actually did it. If you've got proof, you've got proof, and if you don't, you don't. That's how it should be.
>>64564449
And I would genuinely like to believe that public defenders have their clients best interests at heart, and are truly competent. The unfortunate reality is that there is an insanely high ratio of PD cases to Public Defenders, and they cannot give the same amount of attention to a case as a private attorney, just by virtue of their case load. And as for the judges, I'd like to say that yes, they are fair and honest and genuinely try to be unbiased. I genuinely believe in the inherent goodness of humanity. However, in seeing the bullshit that judges have pulled for the defense, I'm left to wonder.
>>64564472
I'm talking about other things, like drug use, fireworks purchasing, gun ownership traffic violations, etc. that harm NOBODY that have so many laws legislating those matters that really shouldn't.
And again, animal cruelty is indeed heinous and morally reprehensable, but god damn it, they aren't people. You cannot murder a cat any more than you can murder a tree or a bush. No legal ramifications should ever come about due to that (excepting in the case of another's property, but we've already gone over this.)
>>64564512
I said 95% of attorneys, first of all. The rich are hiring the 5%. The average person is better off going with a public defender because they'll never afford anyone better. You're never going to pay the 500/hour an actual quality attorney costs.
Second, the rich don't "mostly get off," especially if you compare similar crimes (they do have a better exoneration rate, of course). The rich are often involved in more complex criminal activity that by its nature is hard to prove.
>>64564629
>I have a cousin who used to pull wings off of butterflies and put a cat in the freezer. She's pretty normal now with two kids, marriage, professional job, etc.
Harming small insects I can look over on some level although it's still pretty repelling.
But putting the fucking cat in the freezer? How old was she and is she retarded? Was it intentional or unintentional?
If the former, I'd be wary of her forever desu. Who knows what she has done to other animals that nobody has realized.
>>64559301
Links:
http://time.com/4167699/netflix-making-a-murderer-evidence-left-out/ (verified)
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/dean-strang-missing-evidence-making-a-murderer_568d51b3e4b0c8beacf53b78 (rebuttal to verified)
http://www.alternet.org/media/did-makers-making-murderer-leave-out-evidence-against-steven-avery (alternet so...verification pending)
He might have done it based on this but the cops obviously planted shit. You can't take shortcuts and reasonable doubt should've still landed him outside of jail, guilty or innocent.
>But that's not the point. I don't give a shit if he's sympathetic or not. I really don't.
Ouch the edge. Be careful it's sharp.
>>64559172
He's white trash.
That doesn't make him a murderer.
It's like when /pol/ lists a dindu who's going to jail for murder or got shot when his long string of "heinous crimes" is minor drug possession and unpaid child support payments.
He might be an asshole, that doesn't make him a killer. Most people aren't actually killers.
>>64564675
This is a meme. Yeah, public defender are overworked and underpaid. But they also have infinitely more experience and expertise than almost anybody else you could hire.
>>64560500
Wrong, they all agreed the bones were moved.
They just didn't agree on the original origin.
>>64558630
Going to jail is better for him, he wouldn't have survived in the real world at all, Jail he actually has resources sure you have to suck some dick or take it in the ass but I'm sure he's fine with it.
>>64564856
What I still can't get over is the fact that they just up and interrogated his nephew without his mother or an attorney present. In the state of Massachusetts, as soon as an investigating body determines through questioning that a juvinile (under the age of 17) a parent or a guardian must be present, and mirandized ON TAPE, and given time to consult together ALONE, OFF TAPE, and THEN decide to speak with the investigating body or not, with an attorney or not, etc. none of which was done with Brendan, which I see as absolutely bizarre, including that joke of an interrogation, with the two investigators making up a story and having that retarded kid just say "yup" every so often.
>>64564934
I'd rather spend documentary resources on people worth saving. There are plenty of them.
>>64564110
>What exactly was the reason that a cop couldn't have killed her again?
No judge or prosecutor is EVER going to take evidence against a cop seriously unless you literaly have the guy on video committing a crime with two forms of government I.D. and clearly identifying himself. Even then it's 50/50. Those who make and enforce the laws in this country are above the law.
>>64564775
These are all in place and punishable because by violating those rules, you are putting other people in danger potentially. It's about minimizing risks.
>fireworks purchasing
Okay, not sure what this is about since I'm not an Ameritard but that probably is in place because too many retards blew their own arms off with this shit -> prohibited because too dangerous
>gun ownership
Are you american or not? If yes, obviously you know every retard in your country can get a gun.
If now, guns exist for the sole reason of harming other people, nothing else -> potentially dangerous
>traffic violations
Are you retarded? Traffic regulations exist to ensure safe traffic and minimize accidents. You can't just drunk drive and say it shouldn't be prohibited because you haven't hit anybody yet.
How old are you, 17?
You're saying things that don't harm other people shouldn't be punishable, but literally everything that's punishable is punishable in order to protect other people(property, etc). What country do you live in?
>>64560958
>someone sticks around in this shit town
>justified song plays in my head on cue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cco-pCb0klU
Every fucking time.
>>64565046
Sorry, "as soon as an investigating body determines through questioning that a juvinile IS A SUSPECT,"
>>64564856
>>64565046He actually murdered her and panicked, so he counted on the police to fuck him over again.
But Brendan had bleach on his pants.
GUILTY
>>64564981
m8 I've been to court with a public defender and know a ton of people who also have. I don't totally blame it on the public defenders. They usually have a feeling that the case isn't winnable even if you SHOULD have a strong defense and don't want to waste their time. It's all part of the court system.
>>64564934
Harming animals is a pretty sick thing to do even for white trash. I don't think anybody cares much about him breaking and entering into that bar, or would care if he was a meth dealer or whatever. It's all about the cat.
>>64564257
Agreed.
Let's just shit on Wisconsin as a whole!
Why didn't they do this for Brendan?
>>64565088
I've always wanted to watch this, what genre is it exactly, some sort of western or is it modern day?
>>64565082
Which is fucking retarded. Potential to commit a crime is not the commission of a crime. Jesus, have you ever seen or read Minority Report? It's like talking to a brick fucking wall.
You blow your hand off with fireworks? Shit, that's pretty bad, sorry to hear about that.
Blow someone ELSE'S hand off? You'd better believe that's a jail sentence.
Buy a gun? Sure. Shoot paper? Sure. Shoot an animal (that isn't someone's property)? Sure. Shoot a person (not in self defense, obviously)? Prison time!
Speed? Okay! Swerve around a car? Okay! Hit somebody? TICKETS AND POSSIBLE JAIL TIME HERE WE COME BABY.
The point is that if there isn't a victim, there isn't a crime.
>>64565132
GENIUS!
>>64564037
>Her brother was super creepy as well.
Seconded.
>>64564510
No, the defense looked into a test and discovered one simply didn't exist and to develop an accurate and peer-reviewed/vetted one would take months.
The prosecutors stated something similar. UNTIL they discovered the tampered blood work and suddenly the FBI was ably to expedite a new test in a few weeks.
>>64564755
Got it from some clickbait news site but it is likely from there.
>>64565286
>Speed? Okay! Swerve around a car? Okay! Hit somebody? TICKETS AND POSSIBLE JAIL TIME HERE WE COME BABY.
Ehh, I agree with all of them except this one. Roads are a public utility and the government can and should regulate them. We all have to use them and some retard that wants to pretend he's 2fast2furious should get his ass thrown in jail for putting little kids' lives in danger. Ditto if you're shooting your gun in someone's direction recklessly even if you don't hit them.
>>64565168
I know many public defenders, though I've never been represented by one. They understandably don't want to waste their time on cases that they feel aren't winnable. But do you think they're wrong when they make that judgment? If they feel like there's some sort of legal avenue to pursue, I'm sure they'll pursue it. Of the public defenders I know, all have suggested to clients at one time or another that they shouldn't take deals when the public defender feels the case is winnable. The vast majority of the time, the client takes the deal anyways.
>>64564726
Noooo...what?
To be clear, I thought as a kid what she was doing was disturbing.
>>64564844
Two years older than me, so she'd have likely have been about 10 or 11 at the time.
It was intentional, we snitched on her, she was punished, cat was fine, etc.
