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i listen to a true crime podcast where they interview book authors about true crime. The Avery case one was really interesting.

Posted by Andie Jul 19 '16, 13:05

the author did a good job countering the documentary and filling in some un-shown details.

I worked in docs for 10+ years, i already know how much they can skew things, but, i'm not so sure Avery is innocent now, though I don't think it happened in the garage. (Brendan, i still feel like his confession shouldn't count.)

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which pod? -- nm - university of amanda jones Jul 19, 13:16 1
- "True Murder: The Most Shocking Killers in True Crime History and the Authors that Have Written About Them" -- (edited) - Andie Jul 19, 13:21
Most of the counters have been countered from what I've seen. - Dignan Jul 19, 13:12 1
- (The fact that Zellner took his case at all means that she is absolutely convinced of his innocence.) - Dignan Jul 19, 13:14
also - the entire Brendan confession is available online. I haven't watched it (it's long, in two parts), but - Andie Jul 19, 13:12 [youtube]
even with some unshown details - the police f-cked up the investigation so badly the case needs to be thrown out - Epiphany Jul 19, 13:12 1
- oh, the police made huge mistakes. -- nm - Andie Jul 19, 13:12

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i listen to a true crime podcast where they interview book authors about true crime. The Avery case one was really interesting.

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