Dan O'Donnell - Rebutting a Murderer

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proudfootz said:
In reading Dan O'Donnell's piece, I notice he states "Dassey was of average intelligence."

AFAICT Brendan's IQ scores are around 70.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...making-a-murderer_us_57ae2f42e4b0718404117823

Most of the sources I've seen suggest that an IQ of 100 is average, and that someone scoring well below that is relatively rare - as in this graphic:

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According to the statistics used here, a score of about 70 on an IQ test would put you in the lowest 3% of the population.

What subculture does Dan O'Donnell belong to which has an average IQ of 70?
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Great post, proudfootz!

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