http://drdrew.com/2016/ddp222/
This is a podcast that Kratz did with Dr. Drew (very disappointed at Dr. Drew for his whole stance on these cases, as he seems to just buy into the prosecution's BS without doing any research for himself.
) I know many can not listen to his voice and BS, and I feel the same, but I make myself listen to as much as I can because the more KK opens his mouth, the bigger the hole he digs for himself. The first half of this podcast is KK explaining his drug abuse and how he became addicted because of the stress of the AVERY case, and the addiction is what led to his inappropriate and unethical behavior with domestic abuse victims (I guess we should ignore the fact that some of the allegations against Kratz occurred well before the Halbach murder and while SA was still in prison for the wrongful conviction).
The part where he starts speaking about the Avery/Dassey cases starts at 30:30. He also explains that he is planning to write, not one, but 3 books. One for Avery, one for Dassey, and one for Teresa. In the Dassey book, he plans to show that Brendan actually accepted a 15 year plea deal, but that his family put a stop to it. He assigns most of this blame to Brendan's mother and grandmother here. I also found it very interesting that he seems to openly admit to the fact that a false confession is what led to Dassy's conviction. When he refers to the confession on here, he does not refer to it as Brendan's "alleged" false confession, he actually uses the words himself, "Brendan Dassey's false confession". Correct me if I am wrong, but couldn't statements such as what he says on this podcast be used in Brendan's conviction being overturned, if the very prosecution that led to the initial conviction is now admitting it was a false confession publicly?