Strang was a much better trial advocate than Buting, in my opinion.

I'm on episode 8 now, and this documentary is mind-blowingly good. I mean, just so soooooo good.

I think that the cops clearly planted a lot of the evidence.
I understand that this doesn't mean that Steven Avery didn't murder Theresa Holbach.
I think if I'm on a jury I acquit.
But what do I think *actually* happened? I think there's a pretty good chance Steven Avery killed her. Who the frick else did it?

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Posted by Kujo

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Posted on 3/8/16 at 2:08 pm to MidnightVibe

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Lawyer: Steven Avery has an 'airtight alibi'

The suburban Chicago attorney declared that cellphone tower records "provide airtight alibi for" Avery: "She left property he didn't."

The tweet seems to say that Halbach's phone was used after her visit to Avery's Manitowoc County auto-salvage yard, where she had gone to photograph a car that Avery said he wanted to list for sale.

Cell-tower records we've seen in other cases can be used to show a user's movement as his or her phone uses different towers as the person drives through an area. What they don't necessarily show is who was using the phone at the time.

probably nothing

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Posted by CrimsonFever

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Posted on 3/8/16 at 2:11 pm to Kujo

Sounds like something to me.

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Posted by potent357

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Posted on 3/20/16 at 12:51 pm to LesGeaux45

Steven Avery Could Be Released

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Steven Avery will be released from prison within a few months, says Curtis Busse of the Steven Avery Project during an interview on WIBX radio. Avery, who is currently serving life in prison for the 2005 murder for Teressa Halbach, is now being represented by Kathleen Zellner, a Chicago area attorney. On March 16, Busse told WIBX that Avery’s release will be based on newly discovered DNA evidence.

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