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Wisconsin Supreme Court To Hear Brendan Dassey and Steven Avery Cases - New TRIAL!

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Manuel Rico
10 years ago

thruth, justice. The American way!

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Sandra Fuhri
10 years ago

Judge righteously .

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Nicholas Passino
10 years ago

Oh where do I start.... I have to say I and many others, have lost all hope in the judicial system and its integratity. Not only in the state of Wiskonsin, but in the entire US. I too, am from a small town, where I've witnessed first hand, how the judicial system can become corrupt/flawed. This ruins communities and lives within it. Not only did the state of Wisconsin show how flawed and unethical it's judicial system was towards the two cases, and I'm sure many alike, but allowed it to be represented by a sexually crazed drug addict, that prayed on sexually abused victims. Also, this state still has the Audacity, not hear these two men's cases, even with everything that has now became public?? The question I now ask, how do the people of Wisconsin's judicial system sleep at night? This state has proven, not only do they employ but, back these type of monsters they say they swear to protect their communities from..... The only way to " save face" so to speak, is to give these 2 men a proper and ETHICAL trial, the way the system was designed to be. Then maybe, just maybe, the state can regain the people's trust. With that, may it influence other flawed systems alike, to change as well...(wishful thinking). Remember, without the belief, trust, and backing of the people, there is no system.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

These trials were wrong from the word go. How was there never any blood found in the house if her throat was sliced, how was it that the only DNA found on the key was Stevens. I never saw such a coerced statement from a young boy in all my life. These two men DESERVE a new trial. Everything about this infuriates me. I'd really like to know if I'm missing something but the "documentary" I saw would have never convicted these two.

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Janine Howell
10 years ago

Wrongfully convicted. Corrupt and unjust within the states prosecution. Unfair trial for Steven and Brendon. They are innocent men and deserve a lawfully fair trial.

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Andrea
10 years ago

Wondering how they found 24 people dumb enough to not find reasonable doubt. Apparently the justice system and education system in Wisconsin needs some overhall. Or did the state of Wisconsin forget that a reasonable doubt is all it takes.

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shana delany
10 years ago

Please give these two men a re-trial.

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Denise Proctor
10 years ago

It is sad to say there is too much evidence against that police department. If they would charge the police who did wrongly against him I believe it would give people more faith in the justice systom and show police cant think they are God that they will get punished for their actions and crimes too.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

As a 23yr old adult in current society, don't let the idiotic and selfish reasons of the passed keep someone from INNOCENT from having a future. You already took so much, let Dassey and Avery GO!

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ernest luera jr
10 years ago

Is a crying shame...

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Thomas Bauchman
10 years ago

Get real proof before you lick someone up!

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Dan robillard
10 years ago

I feel alot was wrong with the whole thing

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Jami Prichard
10 years ago

The abortion of this case needs to be scrutinized at a higher level. No innocent man should sit, rotting is prison. Please review this case!

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Valerie Lambert
10 years ago

I have NEVER seen such an injustice. This trial shows Steven Averys innocence 1000 different ways. Those police officers should be on trial! Still wondering where all the blood is in the trailer....

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Miranda zirkle
10 years ago

#Standbehindsteven

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Stacy Redmer
10 years ago

Justice needed for Steven Avery!

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joseph ioveno
10 years ago

Free Steve Avery and Brandon Dassey who were wrongfully locked up because of corrupt cops!!!!

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brittany gravitz
10 years ago

Corrupted case needs a mistrial

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Judy mcquaid
10 years ago

Free steve avery and brandon dassy. They are innocent. New trial

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Anonymous
10 years ago

He's innocent