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I just finished watching this show 2 days ago. I honestly thought Dassey's trial was less convincing than Avery's. It seemed he and his family colluded to say that all their stories were lies from the beginning. Especially with his cousin's testimony. She did not do a good job of lying, it seemed to me.

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Making of a Murderer 2 is on Netflix.

Through three episodes. I'm less convinced in their innocence than I was, but more sure the prosecutor was an idiot and the police morons.

Finished all of season 2

Finished all of season 2

Thoughts?

I am more convinced of three things.

1) Dassey and Avery did it.

2) There is no way it happened they way Dassey or the State said it did.

3) The Manitowac LEO's and Judges are incredibly bad people.

I don’t know, I wonder if they couldn’t have shortened up season 2 to 7 or 8 episodes. 3 episodes in I am starting to get Avery Family fatigue. Not sure I need the detail on whether or not Steve’s ma is throwing up again.

Maybe it will pick up.

Part of the allure of the first season, is most of us knew nothing about the story. Since it was a big hit, the new trials and court cases make the news... ruining any suspense for the new season.

I finally decided to give season 2 a go but lost interest about 3 episodes in. I think making a new season was a bad idea. Maybe a condensed,2 or 3 hour special would be more bearable, but in its current form, it really, really drags.

My school did a bad thing:

Law School Invites Speaker Who Lost His Job Over Sexual Harassment And Coercion Because Standards No Longer Exist

The did this over the well-voiced objection of the SBA. Our position was that unless he was coming to talk, at least in part, about the issue of sexual harassment and how he reformed and is working towards continued reform of the industry we explicitly did not want him to speak. The school did it anyway and they look like asshats.

I finally decided to give season 2 a go but lost interest about 3 episodes in. I think making a new season was a bad idea. Maybe a condensed,2 or 3 hour special would be more bearable, but in its current form, it really, really drags.

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I finally decided to give season 2 a go but lost interest about 3 episodes in. I think making a new season was a bad idea. Maybe a condensed,2 or 3 hour special would be more bearable, but in its current form, it really, really drags.

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We got 4 episodes to go so we will finish but yeah this season is not good.

Zellner is annoying.

I finally decided to give season 2 a go but lost interest about 3 episodes in. I think making a new season was a bad idea. Maybe a condensed,2 or 3 hour special would be more bearable, but in its current form, it really, really drags.

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We got 4 episodes to go so we will finish but yeah this season is not good.

Zellner is annoying.

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http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/ ... he_did_meo
'Making a Murderer' lawyer acquitted on stalking charge; he did 'meow randomly,' court told

Bartelt had testified that Kachinsky had at one point sat behind her making cat noises until she left.

A retired Wisconsin police officer involved in the investigation of the murder at the center of the popular Netflix documentary series "Making a Murderer" is suing its creators and the streaming service for defamation

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1075176606497423362

The crazy lady lawyer featured in the second season was downplaying this.

yeah...he still killed her with his nephew's help.

I am on the uncle/dad did it, and Brendan was involved later. Avery was an easy frame-job.

I am on the uncle/dad did it, and Brendan was involved later. Avery was an easy frame-job.

Agreed

I'm very much on the "Brendan's brother did it" bandwagon.

A couple weeks ago, I went to a presentation that Avery's defense lawyer gave. Most of what he said was things I already knew about from the documentary but there were a couple of things that were mentioned that I don't recall seeing in the doc. One of those being that the blood on the key that they found in the house had striations that gave a strong indication that it was a newly-made key. It's very easy to guess that this was a frame job but probably not by the police but by other Dassey family members.