MassGuy
The Monsters Aren’t The Ones Beneath The Bed
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That documentary left out tons of evidence. The best way to learn about that case is to actually read the case facts.If you're talking about the Netflix series "Making a Murderer" with due respect, unless you have followed the case extensively then how do you form an opinion? That case has more holes than swiss cheese.
And unfortunately police corruption is a well known fact.
Ryan Ferguson was also wrongly convicted for about 10 years, but is now exonerated thanks to new evidence, and there are many more cases like that as well.
It made me angry to first watch the documentary, then discover that it essentially contained hours of lies, misrepresentations, and omissions.
It is one of the most popular documentaries ever produced, and untold millions of people were misled.
Steven Avery is absolutely terrifying.
He’s a serial killer, who just didn’t have the chance to get there.
There’s a thread on that though.
Chris Watts killed his family. He said he killed his family. It is done.
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