SuperBigFan69
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I have a question… Who is the blazing hot reporter that asks questions after each day at trial…
Ah yes. I knew I wasn't the only one. She looked really familiar for some reason.I have a question… Who is the blazing hot reporter that asks questions after each day at trial…
Notice how as it goes on...she gets more and more camera time?Ah yes. I knew I wasn't the only one. She looked really familiar for some reason.I have a question… Who is the blazing hot reporter that asks questions after each day at trial…
Google it. There has been many request for her identity.Notice how as it goes on...she gets more and more camera time?Ah yes. I knew I wasn't the only one. She looked really familiar for some reason.I have a question… Who is the blazing hot reporter that asks questions after each day at trial…
She is a smokeshow...I would like to film a cockumentary with her...
This is pretty much where I've arrived with the series, as well.Finally finished watching and I'm frankly just at a loss. I found myself crying near the end, especially for Brendan.
Based on what was put forth in the documentary, there's no real good reason to think that either of them is guilty of anything. Look - they're simple, dim-minded people. Watch the scene where Avery gets interviewed by the news right after Teresa goes missing, before being accused, arrested, anything. First of all he was fine to talk with the media in the first place (if you just committed and covered up a gruesome murder you'd probably be overly paranoid and laying low), and his tone, candor, body language, etc., are all the same as they are every single other time you ever see him.
What the hell happened with these jurys that they could convict on such shaky/inconsistent evidence? Especially in Brendan's trial. The only iota of evidence for Brendan is his testimony, which no rational person can come away from watching and think it's solid or reliable. Especially after watching the interview with the mustached bad guy pressuring him.
Feel terrible for this family.
Juries will settle on a verdict all the time.Whats crazy is when the jurors did their first vote it was 2 undecided, 3 guilty and 7 for not guilty.
How do you get 7 people to switch their votes from not guilty to guilty on the lack of evidence that was provided?
He's guilty for murder but not for mutilating a body? Looks like the jury was trying to compromise on their verdicts to maybe help Avery get a new trial down the road maybe?
So the ex-boyfriend just "guessed" her cellphone password?
I can hardly remember mine and he is just guessing them correctly?
Also, Brandon Dassey got a raw deal and I know that the old "liar liar pants on fire" is not much of a defense but if you have ever worked with kids like him (at the time, when he was young) you know that those kids will pretty much just start agreeing. They tend to want the questions to either end...or they want the people asking them the questions to be happy.
It is very true especially if you are a kid and super-especially if you are a kid that has a few learning issues, which his case clearly is.So the ex-boyfriend just "guessed" her cellphone password?
I can hardly remember mine and he is just guessing them correctly?
Also, Brandon Dassey got a raw deal and I know that the old "liar liar pants on fire" is not much of a defense but if you have ever worked with kids like him (at the time, when he was young) you know that those kids will pretty much just start agreeing. They tend to want the questions to either end...or they want the people asking them the questions to be happy.
My freshman year I got accused of stealing a $10 CD player that belonged to another kid. I didn't do it, but our guidance counselor and principal turned a molehill into a mountain by locking me in the office and interrogating me about it. Anything I said would further convince them I was guilty, they even called my mom to ask if the cops could come search my room. Ridiculous stuff, but basically goes to show you that there's not much hope for someone once the people in charge have already made up their minds.
I agree but look at that interview the tv station did with Steven the day she was reported missing by her family. I don't think anyone, even a psychopath, could be that good. He was not avoiding any questions and let cops freely search his property.It wouldn't really surprise me if Steven is actually guilty of the murder though I find it hard to believe it happened how the prosecution suggests.
Poor Brendan on the other hand....what a complete miscarriage of justice.
The thing that perfectly illustrates Brendan's lack of intelligence and understanding is his comments immediately following his admittance to murdering the victim. He asked the cops when he could get back to school because he had a project due in 6th period. Here's a kid who has quite literally just stated he brutally raped and murdered a woman, yet he lacks the comprehension that he will be unable to casually go about his life anymore.Whistlebritches said:It wouldn't really surprise me if Steven is actually guilty of the murder though I find it hard to believe it happened how the prosecution suggests.
Poor Brendan on the other hand....what a complete miscarriage of justice.
I think this was mentioned before, but it was really sad when he didn't understand what the cops meant when they said his statements were inconsistent, because he didn't know the definition of inconsistent. Even worse, his mom didn't either...The thing that perfectly illustrates Brendan's lack of intelligence and understanding is his comments immediately following his admittance to murdering the victim. He asked the cops when he could get back to school because he had a project due in 6th period. Here's a kid who has quite literally just stated he brutally raped and murdered a woman, yet he lacks the comprehension that he will be unable to casually go about his life anymore.Whistlebritches said:It wouldn't really surprise me if Steven is actually guilty of the murder though I find it hard to believe it happened how the prosecution suggests.
Poor Brendan on the other hand....what a complete miscarriage of justice.
That alone, at least to me, proves he was bullied and manipulated into a confession.
Whistlebritches said:It wouldn't really surprise me if Steven is actually guilty of the murder though I find it hard to believe it happened how the prosecution suggests.
Poor Brendan on the other hand....what a complete miscarriage of justice.