Has anyone here watched

[RedStar]

Making a murderer on Netflix?

For those of you who haven't heard of this doc series, it is absolutely amazing. 9.5/10

It is about this man called Steven Avery who in 1985 is falsely convicted of rape and spends 18 years in prison. When he comes out he goes after the local county sheriff department who framed him and refused to look at all the evidence pointing towards his innocence. He sued the county for $36 million, $18 million for the 18 years he was in jail and $18 million in penalties.
The local county and sheriff department had everything on the line, their reputation, jobs, allegations of misconduct, shit load of money they couldn't afford and so on.

They frame him for a crime he didn't commit a second time so they could put a stop to this guy once and for all...

 

[syntax]

I'll watch it tonight and tell you what I think

 

[54321]

I don't know if he done it or not (though I probably wouldn't convict), but the nephew was totally fucked over. poor bastard.

 

[RedStar]

@syntax it's a doc series so you should probably take a week or two lol

@Orgnzm

Spoiler: don't spoil it for yourself

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slow bastard didn't even know the consequences of his words, he thought he just had to make up a story along the way and repeat whatever the detectives wanted

 

[54321]

@syntax it's a doc series so you should probably take a week or two lol

@Orgnzm

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slow bastard didn't even know the consequences of his words, he thought he just had to make up a story along the way and repeat whatever the detectives wanted

He thought he could go back to class to hand in his project after he admitted to rape and murder

 

[Inactive]

Is it bloody?

 

[RedStar]

He thought he could go back to class to hand in his project after he admitted to rape and murder

That part made me laugh lol even his lawyer referred to him as a clueless puppy

 

[RedStar]

Is it bloody?

No, you won't see mutilated bodies and things like that, just drops of blood here and there.

 

[MissSuperNova]

I'm watching right now. I still can't believe this actually happened.

 

[RedStar]

I'm watching right now. I still can't believe this actually happened.

Watching it makes you wonder, how on earth the jurors came to that conclusion in the Avery case. But when you think of it the material they were exposed to was nitpicked by Ken Kratz and his team.

 

[MissSuperNova]

Watching it makes you wonder, how on earth the jurors came to that conclusion in the Avery case. But when you think of it the material they were exposed to was nitpicked by Ken Kratz and his team.

Imagine if he had the death penalty.

 

[Southerner]

You will love this one too

 

[menace]

I have watched it and there's no telling if the village police is framing him. Dude was set to win a big case against them.

 

[RedStar]

You will love this one too

Nice one bro, I'll have a look at it tomorrow