Thoughts?
Well... you're not wrongYou need to get your ass off the couch and get some exercise. cop0
j/k, haven't seen it, I got nothin'.
I suspect that the popularity of that show might reopen the case. I know there are a bunch of petitions going around to reopen it. The series makes the prosecution look very, very bad.
I hope it is reopened too, don't get me wrong. I think Lenk and Coburn are guilty as hell. I am just not sure that also means Avery is innocent.
He could be and all of that makes sense. He probably is, the more I think about it. At any rate he deserves a fair trial. I'm just saying the truth could lie somewhere in the middle.I think that he's completely innocent. I don't know if editing comes into play (because it always can) but the telephone calls (and the timing of them) that Jodi made to him on that night were big to me. A person would be too caught up in getting things done if a murder had just taken place. And the shots? Where were all of these shots?
Oh, it's totally the sex club thing.Indeed sleewell.
The woman said that God directed her to the vehicle. Yeah.
Kratz is and was a scumbag. Going public with a story that was fed to a kid that is essentially handicapped (Brendan) is criminal to me. That nobody was investigated is indeed glaring but if you believe (like I do) that Coburn found the vehicle and it was subsequently planted on the Avery property - that explains why nobody was investigated.
Ok...so, if you haven't watched the series don't bother looking at this but if you have watched it all here are theories as to what happened. Some are very intriguing (some are looney - ok one is looney):
http://fusion.net/story/249427/netflix-making-a-murderer-what-happened-theories/