Confess to murder and I will write a book about it...
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Finally got around to watching this and finished it last night. Do I think Avery did it? Yes. Do I think it's exactly how they said he did? No
But this documentary was one sided and it wouldn't have been as interesting if they painted him guilty. Who wants to watch it if we are 100% sure he did it? I wouldn't...
Everything else I've read about things left out of the documentary points to Steven. I haven't heard anything that I can recall that was left out to help the defense (outside of some nutjob type explanations). If I just watched the mini-series and that's it? I would for sure have some doubt. I'm not convinced the police planted anything but they sure ran this case like dog shit
It's more likely the cops did it than Avery. They at least had motive. Like Avery said in his beautiful Forrest Gump-like low IQ simplicity......."the truth always comes out." Kathleen Zellner is a beast, and puts the fear of God into people. With her now on the case, these corrupt cocksuckers are all back to sleepless nights, years after they thought it was over and done with. The story has just begun.
Wrong. I've done a lot of research on my own. And I'm also very smart. For one, sweat DNA can be planted and they didn't find it for months. Also, it doesn't necessarily point to guilt. She had been there many times, he could have touched the hood another time.Illini,
Your mind has been polluted by that fake "documentary." You can't call that shit a documentary, when they purposefully left out all of the evidence that shows Avery's guilt.
Wrong. I've done a lot of research on my own. And I'm also very smart. For one, sweat DNA can be planted and they didn't find it for months. Also, it doesn't necessarily point to guilt. She had been there many times, he could have touched the hood another time.
Forrest Gump was wrongly convicted and was finally about to see something resembling justice and get 36 million dollars. And he threw it all away so he could kill a girl for fun? Meanwhile, countless people are about to go down and bankrupt the city. The one person, an almost retarded person that is going to take all of them down just happens to commit a murder during the depositions, and performs a scrubbing that an expert would have trouble pulling off? He wipes all of his prints off the vehicle, but leaves the blood and parks it on his lot? Sure, okay.
People that bow down to law enforcement and prosecutors refuse to look at how this is logically nonsense. Judge Jeanine and Nancy Grace say oh, the sweat DNA.....proves it. Cops good, Avery bad. Zellner being on the case should tell you something. She is very successful and doesn't do pro bono work because it's fun.
Wrong. I've done a lot of research on my own. And I'm also very smart. For one, sweat DNA can be planted and they didn't find it for months. Also, it doesn't necessarily point to guilt. She had been there many times, he could have touched the hood another time.
Forrest Gump was wrongly convicted and was finally about to see something resembling justice and get 36 million dollars. And he threw it all away so he could kill a girl for fun? Meanwhile, countless people are about to go down and bankrupt the city. The one person, an almost retarded person that is going to take all of them down just happens to commit a murder during the depositions, and performs a scrubbing that an expert would have trouble pulling off? He wipes all of his prints off the vehicle, but leaves the blood and parks it on his lot? Sure, okay.
People that bow down to law enforcement and prosecutors refuse to look at how this is logically nonsense. Judge Jeanine and Nancy Grace say oh, the sweat DNA.....proves it. Cops good, Avery bad. Zellner being on the case should tell you something. She is very successful and doesn't do pro bono work because it's fun.
I watched the whole thing for 10 hours straight and could not stop until completion. The most amazing and disturbing documentary I've ever seen. I'd bet my whole bankroll they are innocent. I'd make a regular straight wager at -110 that the cops were the murderers.
What evidence? That there isn't one ounce of blood in the house or garage, even though she was shot 13 times and stabbed and raped? There is no motive whatsoever. The only shred of evidence they have is blood DNA which was planted, and sweat DNA which was probably planted as well and proves nothing even if it wasn't. These guys are both special needs, almost mentally retarded, and would have to be super smart and specifically educated on how to clean all this shit up, and even then would be very difficult. The whole case is a bunch of bullshit.You posted earlier in the thread that:
I don't think that you would have watched this thing for 10 hours straight, claiming you couldn't stop, and then said it was the most amazing and disturbing documentary that
you'd ever seen, and that you'd bet your whole bankroll on his innocence, if you realized that the "documentary" filmers were deliberately not including massive evidence that was damning against Avery.
I'm not saying there aren't troubling things about the case, there was some really fucked up things going on. BUT, there is some very damning evidence that only points towards Avery.
I'm not 100% convinced of his guilt, but If I had to put a number on it, I'd say 70-80% convinced.
What evidence? That there isn't one ounce of blood in the house or garage, even though she was shot 13 times and stabbed and raped? There is no motive whatsoever. The only shred of evidence they have is blood DNA which was planted, and sweat DNA which was probably planted as well and proves nothing even if it wasn't. These guys are both special needs, almost mentally retarded, and would have to be super smart and specifically educated on how to clean all this shit up, and even then would be very difficult. The whole case is a bunch of bullshit.
The cops are all very, very dirty. Why couldn't they have committed the murder? Because they have badges? Makes infinitely more sense than claiming Avery did it.