I have looked into everything you have said changed your mind about Avery's guilt. I have asked myself time and time again " WHAT IF he did do it? " because I AM open to that explanation... I AM an OPEN MINDED & UNBIASED woman..
I don't see it. This ABSOLUTE guilt that you see....and I don't understand how YOU went from innocent to 100% GUILTY based on the info you say changed your mind:dunno:
OK.... seeing how the sun is rising, time is on my side, and coffee shakes me from my slumber..... here goes......
I think the best way to do this, is to agree on certain facts. I am going to put some down, and if you disagree with any, we will discuss them before moving forward. The reason for doing it this way is this is such a moving Beast, we both could get eaten up in the side show of here-say.
Steven Avery was a convicted felon, for which he was sentenced to six years in prison.
He was also convicted of a crime for which he was completely innocent of. (That is hideous as anyone would agree.) He served an extra 12 years for this erroneous conviction.
SA worked in the Auto industry and sometimes sold cars to make extra cash.
SA sold vehicles through AutoTrader, on more than a dozen occasions.
Avery had a sister, who had a car. Avery wanted to sell it.
SA, called AutoTrader to arrange to sell it.
Avery finished work, earlier than he had ever done to prepare for the meeting.
SA told people, he had calls to make.
Avery called a couple of people related to the incarceration of his current girlfriend, in the hours before Haibach arrived.
No one else can confirm this, apart from phone records.
TH arrived at the Avery Salvage Yard. (Whether she took photos or not is moot, because despite people saying they saw her with a camera,the photos have never been found.)
After this time, she became a missing person.
Apart from later reports of who might have seen her, there is no factual evidence to say what happened to her.
Her car was found on the ASY.
The blood, of SA was found in that car, along with her own.
Bullets from a gun, that convicted felon SA should not have been keeping above his bed, were found in a garage.
One of those bullets, had Teresa's DNA on it.
Remnants of her burnt bones, were found right outside the house of the last person she was known to have met.
Her phone, stopped working/ was switched off/ battery died, around 230 on the day this took place. (I know that is not an exact time.)
That is the last time, the person she was last known to have met, also stopped making calls.
The person accused of her murder, had a bonfire on the last day she was seen alive.
His Nephew, attended that bonfire.
His nephew admitted to his mother, he went to the bonfire.
As for the clean up in the garage, who did what at the bonfire, Avery's press & subsequent police interviews, I'll leave for a moment.
Based upon what I have outlined above, please let me know if any of those are not facts.
Given the agreed facts, (plus or minus any changes you want to make,) there is a case for asking Avery what happened.
He did not give clear & concise answers, so the investigation continued.
The evidence was found, his nephew confessed, and he was found to be guilty by 12 peers.
Come on. I have a small dog. There is a pile of *advertiser censored* steaming and he is sitting next to it looking like butter would not melt in his mouth. Am I going to say 'Oh, my sweetie, that could not possibly be you!'