Making a Murderer

[MadMojoMonkey]

And who knows what [the truth] is, as it applies to Steven and Brendan?

Is this facetious? Or are you making the point that the truth is not evident from the series?

I assume the latter.

The two things that MaM really succeeds at is emotive storytelling, and highlighting the weaknesses in the criminal justice system.

If you don't know the truth in the matter, then what was the weakness that was highlighted?

[Luco]

Is this facetious? Or are you making the point that the truth is not evident from the series?

I assume the latter.


If you don't know the truth in the matter, then what was the weakness that was highlighted?

1/ Yes the latter

2/ Examples of weakness:
- Stevens original conviction
- Whether or not brendan is guilty, his defense lawyer should have been working for him not against him.
- The difficulty in giving steven an 'innocent until proven guilty' trial due to police & DA use of the media prior to trial

Those are off the top of my head and don't require "the truth" over Theresa.

While watching the series I was rooting hard for both Avery and Dassey, but on subsequent reading into the case I'm a lot less sure.

[MadMojoMonkey]

1/ Yes the latter

2/ Examples of weakness:
- Stevens original conviction
- Whether or not brendan is guilty, his defense lawyer should have been working for him not against him.
- The difficulty in giving steven an 'innocent until proven guilty' trial due to police & DA use of the media prior to trial

Those are off the top of my head and don't require "the truth" over Theresa.

While watching the series I was rooting hard for both Avery and Dassey, but on subsequent reading into the case I'm a lot less sure.

Ah. Gotcha.

I agree with all of these points.

Links to further reading?