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[quote=Anonymous]I just finished watching Episode 10, Season 2.

Now after watching both seasons (I hear there might be a third!), I am on the fence re: Steven Avery’s guilt.
Really!!
Like 50/50.

I think he could be guilty because apparently Theresa had told someone going to his location weirded her out.
So he had to use a relative’s name to get her to come back.
Plus sorry, I realize it was a long time ago but who burns their family cat for entertainment...??!
His ex claimed she thought he should be in prison.
And the video of him running his cousin off the road was pretty crazy.
He told authorities he didn’t load the gun, but how was his cousin supposed to know that??

On the other hand.....
The Prosecutor is a perverted, sex fiend.
That’s all I see when I look at him.
Period.
That cop (brown uniformed one) is very shady, lacks integrity + has trouble looking anyone in the eye.
I wonder why.

Plus:
Why did someone pry open Steven’s blood vial kit, then sloppily re-seal it?
How can there be none of the victim’s DNA on Steven’s bed, floor, home & garage?
Also, how is it that after multiple previous searches -
The car key was found in clear view??
Steven isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed, but even he would have enough wits to not have the victim’s vehicle on his property.
He would have crushed it.

I think if he did do it, then that is not only terrible what he did for Theresa’s family, but what he put his elderly, loyal parents through.
His parents are a live definition of emotional pain.
And they likely will never see their son a free man.
Ever.

Brendan should have not spent a day in jail.
He obviously has developmental learning + social disabilities which it appears he is fully aware of.
It broke my heart to hear him tell his Mom that he was stupid. ;(
His lawyer Len looked like a creepy, fame whore.
His smile gives me horrible vibes.
The fact that he actually encouraged his client to accept a plea deal......??!
Sounds more foe vs. advocate.
The hope in his voice as he excitedly talks about “going home” really breaks my heart into pieces.
He wanted to move, have a family, enjoy nature.
Even eat a real hamburger w/curly fries.

Instead he has currently exhausted every. single. appeal. left.
Once the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear his case, then that sealed his fate.
He will be eligible for “early release” at the age of 59.
16-59 locked up.
Makes my blood boil.

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