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

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Cindy hoy
10 years ago

Please free these innocent people

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Paul
10 years ago

At the very least both Steven and Brendan should be granted a re-trial on the basis of reasonable doubt. Watching the series of events at Brendan's trial was hard to view as it was clear that he was coerced in providing answers. the legal system and his early defence team let him down. I hope that he is released in the near future and compensated for the injustice he was dealt. What a despicable thing to do to a young man.

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Ann Coxe
10 years ago

Leviticus 19:15 "You shall do no injustice in judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor nor defer to the great, but you are to judge your neighbor fairly."

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Gareth Stickels
10 years ago

Free Steven Avery

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Jaimie Johnson
10 years ago

#FreeStevenAvery

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Brian Bull
10 years ago

The State of Wisconsin, and the DOJ in the State have allowed this severe Injustice. The TRUTH always reveals itself, the day for Steve and Brendan will be coming!

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Tyler Tanabe
10 years ago

Please look at all the evidence.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

These men need new trials and to be set free. The evidence of their innocence and foul play in this case is beyond obvious! Justice needs to happen!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Watching the series and reading information available on the internet it is evident that Brendan was led by the police in his response's to the allegations made and was incorrectly incarcerated. Brendan was simply a "scapegoat" and targeted due to his below average intelligence and demeanour. Its blatantly obvious that the judge missed the section covering " Reasonable Doubt" when taking his exams, I wouldn't let him judge a church bake. The inconsistency with statements, evidence and blatant cohesion alone should have seen the case against that 16 yo child thrown out of court. Basically all the judge did was cover the pathetic worthless arses of the incompetent and corrupt police officers involved and his useless self. its a disgrace and makes a mockery of the law system there in America.

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Angela Zimmerman
10 years ago

Sad and very disturbing, may the good Lord help these men.

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AMY
10 years ago

I watched the series and read the articles. Even a person like me with no background in law enforcement can see the discreptencies and set up made by the police and courts!

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Ian Bell
10 years ago

I believe that Steven Avery is innocent and is the victim of socioeconomic bias of the jurors along with the vendetta and hubris of Wisconsin official. The case is an abuse of power, and travesty of justice.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

HES INNOCENT!!

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Marissa Mukavetz
10 years ago

As an American, and Midwesterner, I'm disgusted in how obviously corrupt the Manitowoc police and judicial system is (and has been for decades), and how poorly the Steven Avery trial unfolded. Steven Avery is innocent and needs a retrial now. The case is now in the public eye, and the facts are available to everyone to see for themselves - and it's clear he is innocent. Give him a FAIR retrial in a different county or state.

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JoAnn Musselman
10 years ago

Give Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey a re-trial. It is only humane and ethical!

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Kathleen Jeacoma
10 years ago

You can start changing the despicable state of the Wisconsin Justice System by hearing this case.

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Dave McArdle
10 years ago

This is a despicable indictment of the Wisconsin justice system. Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey are innocent men. They should be released and the corrupt officials who plotted and schemed to imprison them should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law

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Linda Fletcher
10 years ago

Justice for Steven Avery

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Ciaran
10 years ago

Absolutely DISGRACEFUL.

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Joelle Adams
10 years ago

I can't understand how 12 people could convict someone with no evidence!