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I just finished watching this series last night, shortly after I noticed this (potential spoiler) had appeared on twitter. It certainly adds credence to their d
by Robadob 11y ago
I just finished watching this series last night, shortly after I noticed this (potential spoiler) had appeared on twitter. It certainly adds credence to their documentary if it is infact honest.
https://twitter.com/TODAYshow/status/684373410038718464 https://twitter.com/TODAYshow/status/684373410038718464
(In the video attached to the tweet, one of the creators of the documentary claims they have since been contacted by one of the jurors from Steven Avery's trial, who stated they felt he was innocent however voted guilty as they feared for their personal safety.)
- CamperBob2 11y ago(In the video attached to the tweet, one of the creators of the documentary claims they have since been contacted by one of the jurors from Steven Avery's trial, who stated they felt he was innocent however voted guilty as they feared for their personal safety.) Wow, that's not a statement to take lightly. Arguably, if a juror comes forward with something like that, it's time to empanel a Federal grand jury to investigate the judge and prosecutor.
- blowski 11y agoAs I understand it (and I've only briefly skimmed this story) there has been some scepticism of the juror though, as it seems he's been attempting to make money from his story. The whole thing reeks of media manipulation on the one side, and botched police work on the other, with everybody in it for themselves. Looks like a dystopian novel's version of justice.