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DJariya 07-19-16 01:36 PM

re: "Making a Murderer" -- Netflix documentary series
 
http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2...0719netflix02/

More episodes ordered.

Decker 07-19-16 02:32 PM

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Sure, I'm up for more stuff. :up:

TomOpus 07-19-16 10:58 PM

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I dunno about additional episodes. Sounds like they'll cover some of the same stuff we already know about. New attorneys, okay, but what about new evidence? How will they make this compelling to watch?

bluetoast 07-19-16 11:12 PM

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They made infinite phone calls and repetitive interviews compelling to watch, and culled good highlights from a very lengthy trial. I'm sure they can edit a follow up and make it compelling.

MikahC 07-20-16 12:26 AM

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I'll at least watch it. We'll have to wait and see if they're doing this because there's more story to tell or they just want to throw something out with that title to make money. From what I've seen, while it is "renewed" there has been no announcement as to schedule or number of episodes. So far, all they've said is the new lawyers are making themselves available to the filmmakers. In a perfect world, Netflix has provided some funds for the filmmakers to do the filming and everyone involved will be a bit patient and not rush out a release until there's enough subsequent footage to really update the story.

TomOpus 07-20-16 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by bluetoast (Post 12854753)
They made infinite phone calls and repetitive interviews compelling to watch, and culled good highlights from a very lengthy trial. I'm sure they can edit a follow up and make it compelling.

My hats off to them if they do that. I'll watch but I want less "oh that was interesting" to more "dang, I wonder where this is leading up to?"

I knew next to nothing about the case with the first series so I was glued to the show watching everything unfold.

starseed1981 07-20-16 11:27 AM

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Yessssss.

alfredog1976 08-12-16 03:42 PM

Re: "Making a Murderer" -- Netflix documentary series
 
http://variety.com/2016/tv/news/bren...ed-1201836661/


“Making a Murderer” subject Brendan Dassey has had his conviction overturned by a federal judge in Teresa Halbach’s murder case. Dassey had been convicted to 41 years in prison on first-degree intentional homicide, second-degree sexual assault, and mutilation of a corpse.

andicus 08-12-16 03:44 PM

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Brendan Dassey's conviction has been overturned by a federal judge.

About fucking time...

http://www.businessinsider.com/makin...rturned-2016-8

Raul3 08-12-16 03:47 PM

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Yessss!!!!!

Cusm 08-12-16 06:38 PM

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So does Avery's get thrown out as well since the "confession" was most of their case. I bet the state will retry him just to continue covering their ass.

Decker 08-12-16 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Cusm (Post 12872791)
So does Avery's get thrown out as well since the "confession" was most of their case. I bet the state will retry him just to continue covering their ass.

Actually none of the "confession " was actually used in the Avery case. There was a reason those crooked prosecutors waited until after the Avery case was over before they tried Dassey.
That said the prosecutor did poison the juror pool with Dassey's story in the press before Steven Avery's trial.

d2cheer 08-13-16 09:41 AM

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That is very good news. AND about time. It was sickening how he was treated.

hdtv00 08-13-16 03:57 PM

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Yea exactly what Decker said. They didn't use it in Steve's trial becuase they made up an entirely different version of events for both trials, which is legally fine but I for some reason have a big issue with that honestly. If Justice is the goal how does making up two different version of the same event get to that really.

What they did to Dassey was on whole other level to Steve's case though. That kid got fucked by the system big time. In the end both did because I don't believe either one got fair trial.

Thos19 08-15-16 11:30 AM

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Sad to think he was in prison for almost 10 years. Convicted in 2007, I believe?

Decker 08-15-16 11:39 AM

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I'm kind of pissed that they're keeping him in prison for another 90 days while they try to decide if they're going to prosecute him again.
Let the poor dumb kid out today and put him on parole for now, even if you have to put an ankle bracelet on him. Not like he's a flight risk since he has 10 years served for a crime he didn't commit and is now looking at exoneration.

Just think of all the video games he has to catch up on...

DVD Josh 08-15-16 12:11 PM

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His lawyer needs to shut up. He's only making his eventual disbarment and civil lawsuit against him worse.

Mikael79 08-15-16 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Cusm (Post 12872791)
So does Avery's get thrown out as well since the "confession" was most of their case. I bet the state will retry him just to continue covering their ass.

No, police often tell someone that another party confessed, even if they didn't, and it's perfectly legal.

DVD Josh 08-23-16 03:28 PM

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Now I'm reading that the WI prosecutor will consult with Hallenbach's family on whether to retry Dassey? What the total fuck? He has nothing to do with this. What evidence are they going to proceed on? And you consult with non-lawyers thirsting for vengeance (who probably planted the evidence in the first place) have a call in this? This is totally horse shit. This is what you get from a state that gives you one free license to practice with every law degree, no bar exam required!

starseed1981 08-23-16 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DVD Josh (Post 12880828)
Now I'm reading that the WI prosecutor will consult with Hallenbach's family on whether to retry Dassey? What the total fuck? He has nothing to do with this. What evidence are they going to proceed on? And you consult with non-lawyers thirsting for vengeance (who probably planted the evidence in the first place) have a call in this? This is totally horse shit. This is what you get from a state that gives you one free license to practice with every law degree, no bar exam required!

Its not so much about evidence at this point as much as it's about admitting that the states court system (up to their supreme court) mishandled this thing at every level feasible. To not retry him is basically to admit the ineptitude of their legal system and you can be assured that that level of bad press will cost the Wisconsin AG his job. They will retry him or the AG will say something about sparing the Halbach family the pain of another trail. It's really that simple.

Brack 08-23-16 03:33 PM

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Also a state who wants Scott Walker as their governor, so, yeah.

DVD Josh 08-23-16 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by starseed1981 (Post 12880834)
Its not so much about evidence at this point as much as it's about admitting that the states court system (up to their supreme court) mishandled this thing at every level feasible. To not retry him is basically to admit the ineptitude of their legal system and you can be assured that that level of bad press will cost the Wisconsin AG his job. They will retry him or the AG will say something about sparing the Halbach family the pain of another trail. It's really that simple.

Any prosecutor that recommends retrial should be disbarred. You have an ethical duty not to bring cases where there is not sufficient evidence. There is NO evidence Dassey was involved at all. I think the Justice Dept. needs to take this case over. WI has proved they are only good at making good cheese and fat women.

Jay G. 08-24-16 01:14 PM

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Michael Griesbach, a prosecutor involved when Avery's original rape conviction was overturned, is releasing a book called "Indefensible: The Missing Truth about Steven Avery, Teresa Halbach and 'Making a Murderer'" on Aug 30.

He claims the filmmakers left out key evidence, and even manipulated testimony:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/making-mu...180709120.html

He previously released a book called "The Innocent Killer" about Avery:
http://www.theinnocentkiller.com/about-the-author.html

d2cheer 08-25-16 12:15 PM

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Everyone has to try to make a buck on this...

MikahC 09-09-16 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Decker (Post 12874467)
I'm kind of pissed that they're keeping him in prison for another 90 days while they try to decide if they're going to prosecute him again. Let the poor dumb kid out today and put him on parole for now, even if you have to put an ankle bracelet on him. Not like he's a flight risk since he has 10 years served for a crime he didn't commit and is now looking at exoneration.


Originally Posted by starseed1981 (Post 12880834)
Its not so much about evidence at this point as much as it's about admitting that the states court system (up to their supreme court) mishandled this thing at every level feasible. To not retry him is basically to admit the ineptitude of their legal system and you can be assured that that level of bad press will cost the Wisconsin AG his job. They will retry him or the AG will say something about sparing the Halbach family the pain of another trail. It's really that simple.


Originally Posted by DVD Josh (Post 12880846)
Any prosecutor that recommends retrial should be disbarred. You have an ethical duty not to bring cases where there is not sufficient evidence. There is NO evidence Dassey was involved at all. I think the Justice Dept. needs to take this case over. WI has proved they are only good at making good cheese and fat women.

Wisconsin Attorney General Appeals Brendan Dassey's Overturned Conviction


Dassey will remain behind bars, pending the outcome of the appeal.


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