From the moment I started watching, I couldn't stop. As a European, I was obviously interested in getting to know more about how things work in the US. And although I know not every case is like this, I have to say, watching this made me feel so angry, but also so sad.

It all started off because of a feud between Steven Avery and his cousin. The witch hunt he faced in the first case was shocking. He had to lose 18 years for a crime he didn't commit because of corrupt people. But worst of all, the few who had worked on his first case and we're still working for Manitowoc County managed to be involved in the second case, even though they had been deposed. Not only that, but I truly believe that they are the ones who planted the evidence. Clearly everybody, apart from Steven's lawyers, were determined to send him in jail for the rest of his life.

Also, the whole case against Brendan Dassey is just absolute bullshit. They took advantage of the fact that he's not very bright in order to coerce him into confessing and accusing his uncle. So basically this case is based solely on a confession obtained by coercion and nothing else. No DNA whatsoever ever linked him to Teresa Halbach. And don't get me started on the first guy who was supposed to be defending his case. What a joke of a man ! Clearly from the start he wanted Brendan to plead guilty in order for him to be used as an asset against his uncle.

As for those related to the victim, Teresa Halbach, I don't really know what to think about them. Her ex-boyfriend & roommate seemed a little shady. Could they be involved ? I don't know. But I definitely believe it was someone she knew based on the fact that only someone close to her would have had access to the password needed in order to delete some of the messages on her voice. As for her brother, I don't know if it was grief or else, but seriously I don't get how all along he remained convinced of Steven and Brendan's guilt because to me, it seems pretty obvious that both cases are shaky, especially Brendan's.

Anyway, I'm just really saddened that in the end they were found guilty. Not only was Teresa murdered, but two people have lost their lives and freedom. I feel so sorry for them and their family. Clearly, being poor, not very bright and not well integrated ended up going against them. I hope they'll get justice one day and get released, even though it won't make up for the years they've lost. I also hope they find Teresa's real murder, because she too deserves justice.

From the moment I started watching, I couldn't stop. As a European, I was obviously interested in getting to know more about how things work in the US. And although I know not every case is like this, I have to say, watching this made me feel so angry, but also so sad.

It all started off because of a feud between Steven Avery and his cousin. The witch hunt he faced in the first case was shocking. He had to lose 18 years for a crime he didn't commit because of corrupt people. But worst of all, the few who had worked on his first case and we're still working for Manitowoc County managed to be involved in the second case, even though they had been deposed. Not only that, but I truly believe that they are the ones who planted the evidence. Clearly everybody, apart from Steven's lawyers, were determined to send him in jail for the rest of his life.

Also, the whole case against Brendan Dassey is just absolute bullshit. They took advantage of the fact that he's not very bright in order to coerce him into confessing and accusing his uncle. So basically this case is based solely on a confession obtained by coercion and nothing else. No DNA whatsoever ever linked him to Teresa Halbach. And don't get me started on the first guy who was supposed to be defending his case. What a joke of a man ! Clearly from the start he wanted Brendan to plead guilty in order for him to be used as an asset against his uncle.

As for those related to the victim, Teresa Halbach, I don't really know what to think about them. Her ex-boyfriend & roommate seemed a little shady. Could they be involved ? I don't know. But I definitely believe it was someone she knew based on the fact that only someone close to her would have had access to the password needed in order to delete some of the messages on her voice. As for her brother, I don't know if it was grief or else, but seriously I don't get how all along he remained convinced of Steven and Brendan's guilt because to me, it seems pretty obvious that both cases are shaky, especially Brendan's.

Anyway, I'm just really saddened that in the end they were found guilty. Not only was Teresa murdered, but two people have lost their lives and freedom. I feel so sorry for them and their family. Clearly, being poor, not very bright and not well integrated ended up going against them. I hope they'll get justice one day and get released, even though it won't make up for the years they've lost. I also hope they find Teresa's real murder, because she too deserves justice.