Since this is a highly talked about documentary lately I just wanted to see what you guys thought of it. If you havent seen it yet.. I highly recommend it.. for those of you that have seen it, what are your thoughts on it?
Netflix - Making a Murder
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Mooseman
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Heard that they left some details out that made the murder case even more certain. The kid's involvement is doubtful given his mental ability. I just found it to be too biased towards his innocence. He may have been innocent the for the first one but...
On one of the TV news channels, they interviewed the prosecutor. He stated that the movie left out a lot of information about physical evidence, which made the movie seem biased. I haven't watched it yet, but I have to remind myself that it's a movie, from the directors point of view.
Nashcat
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Mooseman
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And they tried to discredit the prosecutor when he did bad things in the future! I think it was things like sexting and such.
Idk, i think he is innocent. I understand that the movie is a little biased.. But the sherrifs office finding the key 4 days after their first search? The blood vial that has been tampered with... He lived on a salvage yard.. I dont see how he wouldnt have crushed the vehicle when he has all the tools necessary, but instead just pile a couple branches and a piece of wood against it?? Just doesnt make sense to me.
And now a juror saying he was basically pressured into a guilty verdict bc he feared for his saftey if went a head with mistrial.. Ive seen first hand some crooked cops, and the extent they go to cover up stuff and keep from being in trouble for thier actions..
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/ju...ice-framing-innocent-man/#MGcgRC6MamVx6OxQ.99
And now a juror saying he was basically pressured into a guilty verdict bc he feared for his saftey if went a head with mistrial.. Ive seen first hand some crooked cops, and the extent they go to cover up stuff and keep from being in trouble for thier actions..
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/ju...ice-framing-innocent-man/#MGcgRC6MamVx6OxQ.99
Not going to lie, I had it playing for 10 minutes, lost interest, and turned it off. I might give it another chance.
Mooseman
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I was going to turn it off too, found it kinda boring at first, then it picked up and I binge watched it.
Mooseman
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Here's an article I found with more Info that points to his guilt
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/making-a-murderer-nancy-grace-856328
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/making-a-murderer-nancy-grace-856328