WI - Teresa Marie Halbach, 25, Manitowoc, 31 Oct 2005

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Good. I'm glad the requst for lower bail was rejected.

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After he had that surgery he said no one would tell him what they found...he's getting paranoid....said he thinks they are out to kill him.

Sounds like a duffus !
 
The judge didn't lower the amount, but he's going to let the family come up with it through a mortgage.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/state/jan06/385741.asp

I really, really hope he doesn't get out. I can't imagine that he wouldn't run. You'd have to be stupid not to, in his situation, but then again, you had to be stupid and crazy to do what he did in the first place.
 
Ang50 said:
The judge didn't lower the amount, but he's going to let the family come up with it through a mortgage.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/state/jan06/385741.asp

I really, really hope he doesn't get out. I can't imagine that he wouldn't run. You'd have to be stupid not to, in his situation, but then again, you had to be stupid and crazy to do what he did in the first place.
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How can a person like him get any kind of bail after the horrendes thing that he did? It shouldn't matter whether they think he might re-offend while he is out or not. Our judicial system really needs revamped.
 
FBI testing confirms burned remains found around Steven Avery's property are Teresa Halbach's, Action 2 News learned Thursday.

Pieces of bone and other human remains were found in a burn barrel and scattered on property near the Avery family's salvage yard in Manitowoc County last November during the investigation into Halbach's disappearance.

more at link
 
There was little reaction from the Avery family Thursday afternoon to the news that sophisticated DNA testing proved Teresa Halbach's charred remains were found on their property where Steven Avery was living.

The mood was tense and the Averys were tight-lipped. Steven's brother Chuck respectfully declined to share his thoughts on-camera, simply wishing us, "Have a good day," while father Allen Avery didn't say anything at all.

more at link
 
Bobbisangel said:
How can a person like him get any kind of bail after the horrendes thing that he did? It shouldn't matter whether they think he might re-offend while he is out or not. Our judicial system really needs revamped.
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Because he didn't do it... yet. He's presumed innocent. It's not a matter of whether or not he will re-offend while he's out - that's not a consideration.

So the court has to evaluate how much money will keep him in town if he gets out. Or conversely, how much money will get him into court at a later date.
 
Brother sure seems adamant that this guy didn't do the crime. How can he be so sure? I don't think that anyone knows for sure who did it, other than Teresa and the killer. So what makes him so certain it wasn't his brother?What was brother's alibi during that time?
 
(CBS) GREEN BAY More is being learned about the man accused of murdering Teresa Halbach.

The new information is from letters that Steven Avery wrote while he was serving eighteen years in prison - much of that time for a crime he did not commit.

Two months ago, CBS 5 filed an open records request with the Wisconsin Department of Corrections for Steven Avery's prison file. Thursday afternoon we received the file.

http://wfrv.com/topstories/local_story_020193906.html
 
Teresa Halbach's former business partner says he's not surprised that the FBI confirmed Teresa is dead. The FBI used sophisticated equipment to test DNA from charred remains found on Steven Avery's property in Manitowoc County.

Teresa disappeared October 31st. She was last seen on Avery's property on a photography assignment to shoot a van he was selling in Auto Trader magazine.

Tom Pearce, a Green Bay photographer, says the glimmer of hope disappeared a while ago. "They knew. I mean, the family knew, the Manitowoc County sheriff knew. They just needed 100 percent."

http://www.wbay.com/Global/story.asp?S=4390846
 
(WFRV) The judge in the Steven Avery murder case has cleared up some confusion on the bond.

At Avery's arraignment hearing, when Judge Patrick Willis said he would consider a mortgage against real estate to meet the $500,000 bond, Avery's family hoped to put up their salvage yard business to get Steven out of jail.

http://wfrv.com/topstories/local_story_031084914.html
 
The letter he wrote from prison to his kids, detailed in the article below reads- in part..

"Daddy will git mom when daddy gits out. I will...I hate mom.
Kiss Daddy here. Love Daddy." Kiss daddy HERE? Where is HERE? Ugh.

He also tells his children... "Happy time to come for us. I hate mom. She will pay." Happy Easter to you too dad!

And of course, his mommy thinks people are mean to him... She is quoted in the article saying: "bringing up old prison letters is unfair" Too bad he can't take his ball and go home. :slap:

Have I been at this website too long, or is that sentence "Kiss Daddy Here" extremely disturbing? :slap:



http://wfrv.com/topstories/local_story_020193906.html
 
http://www.wbay.com/Global/story.asp?S=4501761

CHILTON, Wis. The state attorney prosecuting homicide charges against Steven Avery says he'll ask that the defendant's criminal history be allowed at the trial.

Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz tells The Post-Crescent of Appleton that he'll file motions as early as next week asking that Avery's past be included at his homicide trial this fall.

Avery is accused of killing 25-year-old freelance photographer Teresa Halbach and burning her body.

Kratz is prosecuting the case for Manitowoc County. He wants to include comments Avery made to fellow prisoners stemming from a 1985 conviction for forcing the wife of a sheriff's deputy off the road and pointing a rifle at her.


.....a little more at link
 
lostfaith said:
http://www.wbay.com/Global/story.asp?S=4501761

CHILTON, Wis. The state attorney prosecuting homicide charges against Steven Avery says he'll ask that the defendant's criminal history be allowed at the trial.

Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz tells The Post-Crescent of Appleton that he'll file motions as early as next week asking that Avery's past be included at his homicide trial this fall.

Avery is accused of killing 25-year-old freelance photographer Teresa Halbach and burning her body.

Kratz is prosecuting the case for Manitowoc County. He wants to include comments Avery made to fellow prisoners stemming from a 1985 conviction for forcing the wife of a sheriff's deputy off the road and pointing a rifle at her.


.....a little more at link
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What do you think of the chances of this being allowed??
I thought it was not usually permissable, but really dunno
 
I think certain conditions have to be met to get it in and only the convictions not other charges for instance that he wasn't convicted on. It has to be more probative than prejudicial I think and show a pattern to the current crime like he has a history of violence against women that kind of thing. The defense will of course file a motion against it and have to state reasons why it shouldn't be allowed but the judge decides.
 
Public defenders drop Avery

$240,000 settlement means homicide suspect no longer meets income guidelines


http://www.postcrescent.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060215/APC0101/60215078





It wasn't long after Steven Avery got out of prison he started pointing his finger at the sheriff and eventually the whole county for his prison time. County Executive Dan Fischer took the $36 million accusation seriously.

"Needless to say, we were concerned," Fischer said. "I think all the insurance companies were concerned."


http://www.wbay.com/Global/story.asp?S=4508988
 
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