'Making a Murderer': Brendan Dassey's conviction
overturned
August 12, 2016
Dassey was convicted in 2005 in the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach.
Prosecutors have 90 days to bring Dassey, now 26, to trial again or he will
be released.
His uncle, Steven Avery, the subject of "Making a Murderer," is in a
Wisconsin prison also serving time for Halbach's murder.
The 10-part Netflix series renewed interest in Avery's ongoing legal
troubles, leading to calls for his release and a
petition
seeking a presidential pardon.
Many of the elements of the case bothered observers.
For example, Dassey, who has a low IQ, was questioned without his mother
present and appeared to be eager to tell sheriff's officers what they
wanted to hear.
And some viewers said that after watching the documentary they believed
that the sheriff's office planted evidence to frame Avery for the crime.
Developing story - more to come
CNN's Tony Marco contributed to this report.
Source
Commentary by the Ottawa Mens Centre
This is a must watch video for anyone interested in criminal law.
The Steven Avery Case is a classic example of how anything and everything can go
wrong
when an overzealous and blind prosecution convinces a court that garbage
evidence is
sufficient to qualify as beyond reasonable doubt.
The DNA evidence is a classic example of a lack of police training, and or
deliberate
errors by police in order to gain a conviction.
One of the most shocking examples is the "dna found under the hood" which infers
that
Steven Avery was a murderer when the DNA could have accidently or deliberately
or
accidently on purpose, could have been placed at that location to fabricate
evidence.
The facts are that in the USA, state authorities and or state funded
organizations are paid
bonuses for gaining criminal convictions by the use of DNA evidence.
Canada is not far behind but with just as strong motivations by police to
fabricate evidence.
Steven Avery was to the police public enemy Number one, an unpopular person
which
means that if he was in Ottawa Ontario, the Ottawa Police would have been
equally tempted
to fabricate evidence to gain a conviction or more likely, to Fabricate Evidence
NOT
to charge the real murderer because the real murderer was female or a person in
favour of the
police while Steven Avery was not.
If you do not wish to have the risk of having evidence fabricated against you,
Do not live or visit the City of Ottawa Ontario where Rotten Ottawa cops
fabricate evidence on a daily
basis and have "rubber stamp" judges of both levels of court to gain convictions
and or prevent appeals
of wrongful convictions.
The Superior Court of Ontario in Ottawa is riddled with corrupt fascist judges
who have a pathological
hatred of fathers and who have no conscience when it comes to putting in jail
and keeping in jail
innocent male victims of domestic violence.
Ottawa Mens Centre