‘Making a Murderer:’ Inside Brendan Dassey’s Confession
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2023
- If you think only guilty people confess to crimes, think again. Innocent people are often convicted after providing police with a false confession -- and many of them are underage. Terrill Swift was 17 when he claims Chicago police officers lied to him during an interrogation, accusing him and three other teens of raping and murdering a woman. Swift spent more than a decade in prison for a crime he did not commit before he was exonerated in 2012 based on DNA evidence. Brendan Dassey, featured in the Netflix series “Making a Murderer,” was in high school when he was interrogated - and remains in prison today for his alleged role in the murder of Tereasa Halbach. His attorney, Laura Nirider, claims Dassey’s confession was coerced and unjust. Plus, Dave Thompson, an expert in interrogation training and a certified forensic interviewer, tells parents what they need to know to prevent this from happening to their children. (21322)
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This is a miraculous and amazing case where two ppl were convicted for the same murder, by the same prosecutor. Apparently, one murderer did it on a bed in the trailer with a knife, leaving no blood, while the other murderer did it in the garage with a gun, also leaving no blood. Can someone make it make sense?
@@jon-cl7rr One jurer can cause a hung jury, not a guilty verdict. You think one jurer convinced every other jurer to change their vote? Why would they change? It's easier to tell the judge you can't come to a unanimous verdict.
Hypothesis. Teresa Halback met SA and after doing her job leaved the Avery’s domain. But some guys know when she should leave and intercept her kidnap her lead her in a desert remote location to rape her torture her take photos of her with her own camera and then kill her with a .22 carabine (2 shots in the head). Then they cut its corpse into pieces. They had already brought a barrel and combustible enough to cremate the body parts one by one. Some of the guys thought of the fresh beer and big sandwiches. Then once done, they go home . One of them put an annouce to sell the photos in the dark net. Another day ,they poured a part of the bone fragments in à bag and bring them to the fire pit of SA.
Why Bear did not bark? a) Bear knew the man. b) he came with a good piece of meat .
I’m my heart I feel Brandon is innocent.. I’ve never felt this way about a convicted murderer ever before.. i deeply feel hers innocent.. I think about him a lot 😢😢😢
@@superwoman9730 I watched the Making a murderer in June. When I finished the second season , I was so disappointed to realise that they stiill were in prison i often think of Steve and Brendan . . Steve is a loud speaker . He said some days after the missing that he felt like he would be framed a second time. You know the pain he went thru . It was a nightmare. He had two twins of his own. They were two young to remind his voice on the louspeaker of the family phone.
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Because you have it all wrong. Just watch Convicting A Murderer on Daily Wire.
Innocent 100% And any other 16yr old would be released by now. This case was personal
Very personal and LE and politicians are patting each other's back. Even the ME was threatened and replaced with someone they knew they could pay off. The nudes of the "police" in the park with children around tells it all, and most of the pictures were destroyed that were evidence of some pretty scummy stuff at that bar.
01:05 _ He's not a suspect, he's not being accused of anything... yet they tell him they know everything and for him to be honest and confess... WTF???
And they do this to a 16-year-old kid... with severe cognitive impairment? How miserable.
To understand what happened to Brendan every one can refer to à conference free acces on youtube whose title is "Brendan Dassey : The True story of a false confession . Dr Phil should see it but has he enough time for that ?
Cops only suspected that Dassey was at the scene of the crime as a witness, they didn't realize he was complicit. When they told him they already knew what happened, they meant 'we know you saw what happened'. He surprised them when he confessed to participating in the crime.
@octaviomanuel a) He was betrayed by Kayla Avery who told the cops that Brendan said to her that he helped Steven to get rid of a corpse.
b) The Reed method detected signs of insincerity . Added with a) makes interview been replaced by interrogation.
c) Could not achieve Steven’s confession .
It's wild how these guys are still in prison.
It's quite obvious they were framed by the police, yet somehow the jury still convicted them.
Didn't Brendon confess to his mother about the murder?
@@MalcolmXpat not exactly the investigators pretty much put words in their mouths , neither of them are very smart and that’s why whoever framed them saw them as an easy target
@@nickixxxx6221All the familymembers, from uncles and cousins to parents, unfortunately seem to be intellectually challenged. There was nobody who could properly take control and stand up to these corrupt officials. A very sad state of affairs.
Lol, I couldn’t imagine being dumb enough to think those two goofs are innocent
There is an awful lot of evidence that was left out. Avery is almost certainly guilty.
Im in SA 🇿🇦 just finished watching S2 last night . Never see such injustice and corruption. My hear breaks 💔
Its scary how 😮hey
I'm almost done myself. It doesn't take a law degree to figure out that Dassey was coerced into a confession, & that Steven was framed. I pray everyone involved gets their time to suffer. 😔 💔
Lol y’all been coerced too
What in the name of god is American judiciary
Barely existing...a shadow of itself.
I feel so bad for this young man, how was his confession allowed in court? This is sad, he is obviously a bit challenged mentally.
Dassey could conceivably be released because of his mental issues, (as long as his uncle stays locked up, so as to not ruin his life all over again). He's likely not dangerous on his own. Nonetheless, he did what he said he did. His interrogation had no intimidation, no suggestions, no threats, no leading questions. The worst thing the cops said was; "We already know everything". Nothing more. Everything else was " tell us what happened". He came up with all the details by himself. Are you saying he had a detailed, colorful, consistent imagination? I thought he was 'challenged'. Make up your mind.
So he should be let go huh? Would you like him to live next to you? Come on now, I understanding having compassion, but imagine if the victim was your family member. Would you still feel this way?
@@ifesinachiorijekwe10 Yes, possibly, after 18 years, after being intimidated by Avery to assist in the crime, depending on an psychological assessment .
Smell a 🐀 within this whole justice system
What a setup!
💯👌 setup!
A shame they can't get Criminal Defense Attorney
OR
Attorney Diane Menashe
They would tear this💩 apart!
Pffft, even the judges are corrupt
Definitely didn’t prove without a reasonable doubt that either one of them did it and the confession was beyond bs they lead him to say she was killed somewhere they lead him to say she was shot in the head lol if he confessed why not let him say she was shot in the head his self they knew he was beyond mentally challenged and took advantage of him and still after all that the story still doesn’t add up
Those prosecutors, which are sewer rats with law degrees need to be stripped from their practice of law and to serve prison sentencing for the same length of what they're prosecuting
Yup but that will never happen they always win
Kratz was caught sexting, praying on vulnerable women.
The most despicable corrupt miscarriage of justice in mylifetime. This hurts my ❤️
how can the judge not see it every person with common sense can see it he is a kid who was scared and they made him say it
Everybody's paid off and if the judge admits the wrongs, it breaks down the whole of that police department, including the falsified lab work. Most of the employees would end up in jail because the case would bust wide open. So far these evil murderers of Teresa Halbach, which I believe involve the LE ....just keep getting promoted.
Oh he SEES IT! It’s called CORRUPTION! This is what judges do! They alwaysALWAYS on the states side 🙄
I work in several prisons in Louisiana. Ive met people that were due to get out after wrongful convictions. They delay the releases as long as possible as to rub salt in their wounds.
Working around these inmates is tough.
Many of them are very likable and some are even innocent.
Its a sad reality
@doodfromellay thank you very much for your testimony I agree totally with you with the way the wrongfully convicted are tortured . It’s a shame in a so called modern democracy. It has to change but will it change ?
Cut her throat in the house apparently and rhen shot in the head in the garage. Not a drop of victims blood found in either location
I know right, good trick that
Yeah, apparently Avery is guilty and also a Wizard.
The garage was bleached, covered in paint stripper and burnt.
@alex123case so he goes through the trouble of bleaching the garage and "burning it" but doesn't burn it down. But then he just carelessly hides the car on his lot and leaves it uncleaned with multiple blood spots? Come on man.
Watching the 7th circuit and how there was 3 who dissent and 4 who didn’t, the man who opposed dissent is extremely insensitive to those with a mental disability or those with limitations. He clearly hasn’t done research on how humans with those limitations can feel cornered and extreme discomfort given the tactics the police portrayed and so recklessly unleashed unto Brendan. He clearly is looking at it from his stand point, an unlimited human, and how HE wouldn’t do the same as Brendan did in that confession interview. You can tell he wasn’t for Brendan from the get go. You cannot process Brendan’s mind through your lens. And this seemingly adult 7th circuit member failed to attempt perspective through a lens Brendan possessed since birth.
White privileged men who haven't a clue what it's like to be lower status.
All, please watch convicting a murderer, it will open your eyes
Really ? Do you wanna talk about it ?
I agree 100%! If you think they’re innocent, watch it!! Because I thought maybe they could be. Absolutely not!!
@@blessedmwsmom if any judge oppose himself to this , he violates the constitution.
@@blessedmwsmom Nobody should comment a conviction while the convicted ones claim to obtain what they have the right to demand .
@@Brunobeaudy That makes zero sense. Anyone with half a brain would know they’re guilty.
I still watch it
Me too👍👍
Can we please get a season 3?!!!! Even with a story from the other side?!
There isn't no other side, MAM season 1 & 2 covers all sides. Its pure corruption, they are both innocent.
Watch convicting a murderer now on daily wire
@@Dark_Angel452how is it? I watched the first one they got me sucked in. It’s $144 to buy it on Daily Mail. Is it worth it? Thanks I’m advance😆
There are now seven episodes available on the"Daily Wire". Steven Avery is so guilty it's absurd. It's almost as if he wants to rub our noses in his guilt, & yet still claim he's innocent. He's a vengeful, violent, narcissistic, irrational SOB. He'd probably murder his own sister if he was freed.
What other side are you talking about ? The defense played the transparence. Not the prosecutor’s. Since 2007, SA and BD are inmates fighting for the truth to be known. And now you want the point of view of KK but you’ll NEVER know how KK obtained these sentences of inprisonment to life . A magician does not show up his best tricks.
I am amazed that these two guys are still in prison. It’s the biggest stitch up in history. They are both without doubt innocent.
'Without a doubt innocent'
'Biggest stich up in history'
😂😂😂
I think you need to pull your head out of the sand -
making bold statements like that after watching a completely bias documentary with most of the compelling evidence 'conveniently' left out
Jfk. 911
$36 million is why they both sit in prison rotting.
Cant believe this is happening in the US unbelievable 😳
This only happen in America and third world countries.
Has anyone watched convicting a murderer? Certainly eye opening and begs the question why the producers of making a murderer left out so much of the actual truth.
I just watched the last episode today. We were all duped. After Making a Murderer, I questioned their guilt. Now after watching Convicting a Murderer, I see exactly why they were convicted. Steven is a monster! Everyone who thinks they’re innocent needs to watch the new series. It’s very eye opening.
@@blessedmwsmom absolutely.
Also if people watch the full Breden interview there is nothing wrong with it. The edited version highly distorts what happened.
There's a part of the interviews which demonstrates how Brendan was reacting to leading questions. Brendan is asked what kind of rope was used to tie up the victim. Brendan responds by using his forefinger and thumb to indicate the rope as being about an inch thick. The police then say _so like a washing line?_ and Brendan says _'yes'_ It's clear from this Brendan is just making stuff up to give the police 'the right answers' they want to hear.
Tape of Brandon confession was not admitted in court, which should clear Steven
Brendan Dassey made a fully detailed confession on a recorded phone call, with his MOTHER, implicating both he himself and Steven Avery.
Where can we find this?
@@alex123case Watch the series about it on the Daily Wire. It might be elsewhere, too; try Googling "Dassey confesses on phone call to his mother"..
that judge needs to be prosecuted
What is the fight for Brendan? What are you doing for Brendan now, Dr. Phil? Give us hope that he will be freed soon as a young man. I'm outraged that this happened in my country!
Be happy that it did not happen in your state. But maybe I’m wrong . Maybe there are other Brendan Dassey in every state of the Union. And probably in every advanced democratic country in the world.
@Brunobeaudy After learning about Brendan, my eyes were opened to the fact that a minor can waive their right to an attorney. In the USA, a minor can not vote or enter into a contract (for example, buy a car), but they can waive that right? It's shocking, so I have no doubt that there are hundreds, if not thousands of Brendan's wrongfully imprisoned. I was naive for the last 50 years.
Buy he had the mother present who chose to go and smoke instead of being in the in room with her son.@@dehydratedmostdays
@@dehydratedmostdays In France there has been a BD case . His name is Patrick Dils . He served 17 years for two children savagely killed by a low life alcoholic psycho
serial killer moving thru the country line a hobo. The two children had had the idea of throwing stones to him. Bad luck. The killer crushed their two skulls flat. Tunneled investigation there too.
The fascinating part of all this is the reality of the slant of our judicial system. Slant to the victim or the accused.?
Was just watching WWE, not because I like it, but because a KID never got home in time to see it. I watch this nonsense out of respect for a young man who was cheated of his adolescence, graduation, prom, driver's license, first marriage, divorce, children.. etc.
...neat?
FIRST DIVORCE, ARE YOU KIDDING.
@@cheryl5994 life, good and bad, like the rest of us.
@@user-br6rf3wq3d No, it's not neat. Sometimes, maybe, take the time to do something because you CAN. And someone else can't do that simple thing that most of us take for granted.
@@LeslieSteger Why?
I just finished both part one and two of making a murderer. I’m guessing the reason I was way late to the game is that I have so little interest in technology and usually am at least 10 sometimes many more years behind the public. I do kind of wish I had seen it years ago when it was being talked about on tv
It’s sad we have seen officers do this two children over and over again look at the central Park five everyone of them confessed with the promise that they would get to leave if they did only to spend 13 years in prison before finding the real rapist or justice system is worthless and this is by far the most corrupt case I’ve seen
Threat to society, really ? How BD, a now man mostly interested by video games , wrestling on tv and pokemon can be dangerous ? If you think that these 16 last years as an inmate turned him into a potential killer, some changes are needed in dealing with crime .
“Justice delayed is Justice denied” cited by William Edward Gladstone the former PM of England. But most of all, she is a hero in this case of trying to prove Daseey’s rights were violated, and Dassey should be released from prison. . Steve Avery should be released too. Both innocent. Why in the world did his mom not hire an attorney before questioning ?
The cops would had let the attorney outside the interrogation room like they did with his mother. It was the law of Wisconsin at that time. But now, because of the BD case, they changed the law. This can’t happen nowadays.
See "My Jaw Dropped When I Heard This" ( and see 13:15... )
OUCH ! ! !
Netflix says they no longer have this movie available 😒
I was jus on Netflix an I saw it...
It’s still on there I watch it to see if I miss anything🕊️✨
@@susanspiteri4810 I think I found it. ✔️
Yeah I’m watching it rn
Help Brendan Dassey Dr Phil please
That coroner who had to leave her job due to threats of arrest if she went out to the scene of the remains of the victim, why wasn’t she allowed to testify in court to prove that the police officers were indeed involved in the crime? Bias judge, that’s why.
I suppose that the prosecutor and the sherif office turned off the conflict of interest against the coroner to eliminate her off the equation.
That county should scare everyone. How they set this family up to keep from paying the defendent for wrongful conviction. Please help them.
Nobody has a story or question for you dr Phil
I thought it was against the law to question a minor? Didn’t we learn this from the Michael Crowe case? Am I missing something here???
At the very least give these 2 men a new trial ! Good lord
The 2 lawyers for Brandon they’re extraordinary!!!!
Im born and raised in milwaukee wi but i met a girl in manitowoc wi and moved there in 2015 but i ddnt know about this case but i did get arrested in that county for DV yes n no i was guilty but they want to pile enough casses on u to take a plead thats what they tried at first but idk i juss started keeping up with this case but in 2015 i got sent to prison but im out n i nvr been back to that county sense tbh but like i said i juss started searching this case up but i do not see how he was convicted even if he was guilty theres nun to prove nun how tf did they cut her up so small and no blood any weres out they rape her n cut her throat in the house but continued to kill her in the garage with no trail if the averys cleaned up the area that good how tf they miss cleaning the blood up in the truck to hurt some one that bad n do something there would b more evidence else were n for them to say her body was in the car but killed in the house n burned outside why would her blood b in the truck too
At first I thought he was innocent then not so much. Now idk what I think. However I do think Brenden’s confession was absolutely coerced. I really wish we would change our laws regarding interrogations. I don’t think cops should be able to lie to you, especially not since they expect the truth.
On a previous video I watched with Dr, Phil he asked the investigator why wasn't there any blood found at the crime scene. The investigator said in a unconvincing tone " he must have cleaned it all up" . Really. that place was a pig stye and Avery is no clean freak, so you mean to tell me that Avery was good enough to clean the bedroom and garage so the investigators couldn't find one bit of her blood using Luminol, BS. They found blood using Luminol in the wood floors where Billy the Kid shot and killed the one deputies that was guarding him back in 1881. The prosecutor stated in their theory that she was stabbed while shackled to the bed, there were no marks on his bed frame of any kind. That's just 2 issues of reasonable doubt, therefore they shouldn't have been found guilty. The Sheriff's office investigating the case was being sued by Avery, so it would be unethical for them to be invloved and should not have been anywhere near this case. Evidence that should be there was not(blood) then it couldn't have happened the way the prosecution says it did, therefore reasonable doubt. I personally believe Avery didn't do it based on some of the things I mentioned, it's very clear they wanted to pin this on him. Even when they allowed civillians to search the Avery salvage yard and a relative made a bee line straight to it and miraculously found her vehicle. These are all facts that were stated in court. I am pro law enforcement so don't get me wrong if he killed her he should be executed in my book but things don't add up. Seeing how easy the Sheriffs dept. discarded proper procedure and lied all over this case it's pretty scary that it could happen to any of us. All of the officers involved should be held accountable from the Sheriff on down, unbelievable amount of corruption.
They shouldnt interogate people without lawyers. Period. Theyre abusing the fact that people dont know the law.
The lady lawyer is too emotional, that’s why she lost last time
She is still young , but makes à tremendous work for BD
After watching the video tapes and the police techniques of the interrogation from Brandon, a 16-year old pensioners boy I must admit it was more than disturbing and disgusting especially in a country where the death penalty still exists! Even a person with IQ 100 or even more was able to break and admit his guilt 😔 when actually he hasn't done anything ! To my humble opinion the Authorities involved in condemning Brendon and Steven Avery after so many facts found especially by Kathleen Zellner , are a disgrace especially by not admitting their wrong doing for so many years! The unfortunate story isn't making America great again !..
Even a blind can see and understand both of them are 100% innocent...
I see you. BrendanDassey. See his story here
He didnt ask for a lawyer!!!????? What an arrogant man...this is a boy , sheltered , special ed ..and hes supposed to know when he needs ask for a lawyer?? Gimme break plenty of regular functioning adults fail there to get.onewgen they should not takk anymore .. free this young man
Look the case against Steven I can’t say what makes sense it don’t look good either side of the coin the investigation or the way she was found.
However Brandon’s conviction makes me sick a jury who couldn’t look at this young man and see he couldn’t even speak for himself he is easily swayed to say what anyone wants to say.
I mean even when his own lawyer was saying he should take the deal he couldn’t even speak clearly to the judge.
That kids life was taken away due to police wanting to convict another man so badly they didn’t care what they done to him.
Forget the appeals they should be rights that the Supreme Court’s can over throw this and throw out his charge it’s ridiculous!
It makes me so mad when I see this again and it’s been this long and these people get forgotten about we need to get this public again and push it.
They are in jail where they belong!
The confession very much look coerced and working with people who have this type of mental disability they will grab any parts of a conversation and used it as their own.
You've clear not listened to the whole confession
@alex123case - your clearly not understanding her comment.
I'm not sure what you watched but that whole confession is coerced and if you understood Brendan's mental capacity and disability or have a child of your own with similar disabilities to brendan than you would know exactly what the comment above means and know how easy it is to have someone at Brendan's level can be manipulated into saying things they don't understand.
Only in the USA would such a high profile and ongoing case become the subject of a trashy talk show like Dr Phil....have we forgotten his work with Oprah Winfrey? It's trial by social media and everyone thinks they know whodunnit...what a joke
I’ve always thought Laura was such a babe
Q a pasado con caso en el 2023
Weird that he knew exactly how she was killed and with what and where. These directors should be in jail along with them. West Memphis 3 and Avery and Dassey should all be in the same Inferno. Guilty AF
💯
He didn’t know exactly what or where she was killed. He only said it after the detectives fed him the information to say to get them to stop, it’s as clear as day. I’m all for justice for Theresa but at least get the right person convicted
FREE DASSEY AND AVERY NOW!
Don't f w me period do people know how to leave situations when it's time 🙋 that way nobody gets hurt that's the problem people stay to long I'm outta there 🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🐎🐎🐎
If only I knew what you're trying to say😮
Good on you chick!👌
The interrogations are now available to the public. There was no coercion, no intimidation, no leading questions. Brendon made a clear, detailed confession, which implicated Steven Avery, (his uncle, who'd intimidated him all his life), as the shot-caller. Everything on this RUclips clip is nonsense, as are the comments.
His narrative is spontaneous and not coerced.
I'm not 100% certain on Steven Avery, there was enough doubt in my mind that I wouldn't have convicted him (either due to the malice or incompetence of the prosecution) even if he might be guilty.
Brendan, on the other hand, is such a gross miscarriage of justice that I can hardly stomach it. He is CLEARLY on the spectrum, which is something that isn't talked about. The boy is autistic with an IQ likely between 60-70. He was interrogated as a minor without a lawyer and FED what he was "supposed" to say. If you think no normal person would ever say those things, even if pushed, then first of all you clearly don't know how psychology works, as it's happened thousands of times. But also, again, Brendan isn't normal. He's like a 7-8 year old. He doesn't understand the seriousness of what's being discussed. He's stressed about missing his next class (because those on the spectrum don't like breaking the rules, it makes them feel immense shame). This is just ridiculous. But the problem is the only reason they were able to pin the murder on Avery is through the coercion of Brendan, and since this seems to be personal with the prosecution, they can't very well reopen the case on Brendan without likely letting Avery go, or at least getting a new trial.
You wouldnt have convicted Steven Avery ... do you know that the first vote of the jury gave : 3 guilty 7 non guilty and 2 undecised. And we all know the final decision. What was the weight of the false confession nationaly broadcasted by Ken Kratz the gore story teller in the conviction of SA et on his image. Do you remember the final words of the judge at Steven Avery? Did you notice that he was sentenced the highest penalty of the State ? No mercy for these 18 years in prison labeled raper for nothing ? Is it the way justice goes in the USA , the leading democratic nation ?
These people are totally guilty.
Watch Candace Owen’s doco “convicting a murderer”. Sad truth is that the kid could’ve saved her and he didn’t - he understands the difference between right and wrong. Thats been clear.
If it was so unreliable how did it all line up identically to the physical evidence
Such a one-sided documentary. Steven and Brendan are where they belong and will both more than likely die theree
So the police killed the woman burned her body and spread her bones and car on Avery's property, you are fools!
seriously
You clearly didn’t watch the whole series. That’s not what is claimed
@@Doood692 I did watch all of this rubbish Who killed the woman? Who planted evidence of bones DNA and car in Emory's property? You are very gullible if you think anyone but Emory did this!
After all these years and all my research still can’t see how the car got into the junkyard when I first seen the documentary years ago I thought he was 100% now 2023 idk it’s 50/50 why would they frame him twice and go so far as of planting blood and the car ??
Why? Bc he was about to get a settlement for being wrongfully incarcerated for 18 years. Why not frame him and then put him back and jail rather than have to pay anything??! Just saying. Obviously everyone is entitled to their opinion. But, Steve is 100% innocent, no one believe him the first time, why would they believe him the second time? I know if I had been In jail for 18 years by error of the law, then I’d sure be on my best behavior, I wouldn’t commit a crime right after.
@@saras4349 nah I think it’s that serious it was too much evidence the nephew might be innocent
@@deeshotcha2250 serious like the first time he went to jail innocently. lol
@@saras4349 tbh he might did that too why you think they was on him so hard I seen people in real time beat murder and go right back for murder don’t be surprised
Dr. Phil is too smart to believe this nonsense Steven and Brendan are 100% guilty.
No one in their right mind believes this kid raped or murdered a girl. These prosecutors aren't even that stupid. I cant figure out the girls brother Maybe he is a dumbass.
Did you watch season 2 of mam?
Them are so guilty them evil souls
2 truths: 1/The world's corrupt. 2/Avery's guilty as sin.
Free my half bro!!!
I bet that they are both guilty to be honest. If not, wow, biggest failure of judicial system ever
Are you kidding , there is more than enough reasonable doubt , my god
They’re both guilty. Steven is an absolute monster.
The evidence is overwhelming though.. Not the Making A Murder “evidence”, the FULL trial evidence that caused a jury of his peers to convict him. He also could have taken the plea, and would have been out 5 years ago, but his family advised him not to because they would potentially lose out on the millions Avery was supposed to get in his previous wrongful arrest. Guess what, Avery still will never get out, and the millions will never be seen. Brenden was there, he was involved, but he should be out by now.
Please enlighten us on the evidence that didn’t make M&M coz I’ve been all through transcripts and audio and I’ve never seen anything.
Here in the UK that case would have been thrown out due to personal conflict, only evidence found by MTSD nothing by Calumet
@@ealingbroadway2000 you should go through the other interview/interrogation tapes on RUclips. Brendon gives info to detective o Neil about seeing her at 345pm, but before that initially denies it. Steven Avery in another interview says she was there between 2 And 230pm. Meaning....one of them is lying because they both said she was only there for 5 minutes. There's no way she could be there in 2 time periods.
They ddnt get millions anyways he took 400 thousands before either of there trial so avery can pay for his lawyers so when dassey went to court that lawsuit was long over with so how was they expecting millions if they wasn't convicted he already took the lawsuit before they was convicted smh
So for him taking 400 thousand from the lawsuit settling it so he can pay his lawyers how them taking a plead would've stopped the family from getting millions the millions was gone already wtf
@@domonickgant1074 because they’re also banking on another wrongful arrest for Teresa. Bro, they did it. The evidence is overwhelming.
Bobby has too many things to explain.
They’re innocent
The truth will come out soon if dassey ever wants to get paroled he’ll have to show remorse for the crime Steven made him commit if he never shows remorse he’ll die in prison where he belongs
Bobby is that you?🧐
Steven did it but not breden.
It was the ex boyfriend
1000% guilty.
You've been smoking WHAT?
I know right?!?!
Ken is that you again?
@@rachelcarey633 and will that release Brendan? 😂😂😂
I'm not saying innocent or guilty but what evidence are you basing your opinion on? You are clearly basing it on your emotion. Confessions mean nothing without evidence.
They literally fed words in his mouth
No they didn't. Listen to the entire interrogation you will see the editing made it look that way.
Bobby Dassey is the one who did it. No doubt. The cops who were being sued by Avery knew Bobby was the one but were personally liable for Steven's lawsuit which would have been settled within months after this murder occurred. Their insurance would not cover the settlement of up to 36 million. Now if that is not a motive I don't know what is.
Don't you find it a little convenient that a relative, who surely would have gained from the suit (probably closer to $1M settlement) justsohappened to commit a crime unlike any in his past in this timeframe. Then, the cops, in pursuit of the real killer, would have said, "hey, guys, wait a second. If we just work together here and everyone keep quiet. We can make it seem like this guy did it instead of the actual killer? What luck we had that his relative committed the crime! And about that murderer who we are covering up for? Oh well. At least we won't get sued."
@@mikewilliams6025 I am torn between Bobby being the killer because of his internet searches or Ryan Hillegas. Now Bobby literally left right after Teresa left that day. Did he follow her? His internet searches included car accident corpses, mutilated female corpses, decapitating females heads, cutting females, shooting females, and more.
Now Ryan Hillegas was her ex boyfriend. He had found out she was sleeping with her roommate Scott. Then Ryan somehow knew her passwords. He had her day planner. He also started staying in her apartment with Scott the day after she went missing. Scott didn't report her missing for a few days. Now why would he wait three days? He knew she would come home every night. So why the 72 hour wait to report her missing?