Watch it on Netflix. 10 episodes. An incredible series and will make you think twice about ever getting involved with law enforcement.
Making A Murderer
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I have two episodes left. Riveting.
There may be factors that cast doubt on the conspiracy that weren't included in the series because didn't fit the Avery narrative.
But...
barring that, and regardless of Avery's verdict, the county and law enforcement officials definitely were/are as corrupt as the day is long.
It's a must-see.
There may be factors that cast doubt on the conspiracy that weren't included in the series because didn't fit the Avery narrative.
But...
barring that, and regardless of Avery's verdict, the county and law enforcement officials definitely were/are as corrupt as the day is long.
It's a must-see.
I won't post spoilers yet or start in depth discussions. If somebody breaks the ice then that's cool. Lenk, Colburn, Fassbender and the top cop are sooooo dirty.
Mrs. 'tude and I wrapped up the last two episodes yesterday.
I'll not spoil details yet either but lets not forget the dirty "special" prosecutor, Ken Kratz. What a piece of work.
I'll not spoil details yet either but lets not forget the dirty "special" prosecutor, Ken Kratz. What a piece of work.
Kratz was the pide piper but most likely unwitting to crimes committed by the police. He was politically amd egotistical motivated and surely violated laws and withheld evidence- or lack thereof. He was a dime a dozen DA...they all do it....well certainly most.
The police were very corrupt, that said, the filmmakers left out a lot that was in the trial. I think he's guilty.
It's on my list of things to watch. I've been caught up in Foyle's War, Luther and now the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
Pump and Drone are two that are on my 're-watch' list. They are documentaries, but flicks similar to and including 4400, the 100, and Serenity are on my 'entertainment' list.
I was enthralled at what I thought was a pretty original plot and storyline in "The 100". After the first couple seasons, it became apparent, imo, they never expected it to go that far. Unfortunately, the new episodes after the long hiatus have jumped the shark for me... unless someone is running refineries again, vehicles?! Nah... Hunnert+ year old gasoline, and no apparent shortage of it from what I saw.. I knew SOMEthing was going to kill it for me, unless I missed something.
I really enjoyed "Making a Murderer" its keeps you yelling at the TV in disbelief.
THey recently aired a show on Investigation Discovery called something like : Steven Avery, innocent or guilty.
It rehashes a lot, and also includes some things that are not very good to Avery that were left out of the documentary.
If you enjoyed that one, there is also another Netflix called" Jinx" its sort of the opposite, this guy is an extremely wealthy powerful family type and what he gets away with is astonishing.
THey recently aired a show on Investigation Discovery called something like : Steven Avery, innocent or guilty.
It rehashes a lot, and also includes some things that are not very good to Avery that were left out of the documentary.
If you enjoyed that one, there is also another Netflix called" Jinx" its sort of the opposite, this guy is an extremely wealthy powerful family type and what he gets away with is astonishing.
How did the cop call in the license plate and make of the dead girls car.....BEFORE IT WAS EVER FOUND? That one drives me crazy. He called the plate in....like he was looking directly at the plate.....EERIE
Did anyone have an odd feeling or thoughts about the family of the photographer/ that got killed?
To me there was something "off" especially with the brother. Something is weird with them.
To me there was something "off" especially with the brother. Something is weird with them.
Yes. And he accessed her voice mail account for some weird reason. Remember that?
Right, like the bother was covering something up. Really weird. They asked the brother how he got her voice mail password and he said oh, I just hacked it. I think a non guilty person of a dead family member would not TAMPER with possible evidence that could lead to the killer. Would you start rooting around in accounts of a family member before the police?
Watched it all and personally have no idea if he's innocent or guilty but I think the justice system did mess up too many times for him to go to prison that long.
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