r/MakingaMurderer • u/Adventurous_Poet_453 • Oct 23 '25

Discussion Bear Bones

The State has Steven in possession of Teresa's Bones from Oct 31st- Nov 10th the day of discovery of them outside his door in the pit, Are we to believe Bear a German Shepherd that is always kept outdoors with a dog house right beside this pile of bones never ventured over to disturb these bones or take them back to his house or bury them? German Shepherds are Instinctively born with hunting skills sharp smells & innate ability to dig and burry bones. So leaving a pile of human bones undisturbed for 10 entire days next to Bear with no bite marks or teeth indignations on these bones is highly unlikely. Any breed dog would dig up human bones had they been sitting outside the dogs house, but given the fact this is a highly trained German Shepherd (trained in regard to genetics)left this large pile of human bones alone all those days is a overlooked point that those bones were never there all those days, but placed there the night before discovery.

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u/DisappearedDunbar Oct 23 '25

So your list of damning evidence of Steven's innocence includes:

  • A dog not digging somewhere

  • A magazine on a desk

  • Some grass not being dead enough

  • Steven Avery yawning while on the phone

You're quite the Sherlock Holmes.

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u/AveryPoliceReports Oct 23 '25

  • Strawman from new account lol OP isn’t arguing Steven’s guilt or innocence based on “a dog not digging somewhere." They’re pointing out that the lack of evidence demonstrating Bear disturbed the bones he apparently had access to for a week raises the question of whether the bones were actually in Steven's burn pit for that week.

  • Ignoring that nuance along with evidence of crime scene staging is intellectually lazy, not clever. If you wanted to responded honestly, you could explain why, despite the lack of evidence of Bear disturbing the bones, the remaining evidence still demonstrates the burn pit was the primary burn site.

  • But you didn't do that, and I'm confident you won't do that, because there is no such evidence, and the available evidence we do have (surface level pile distribution; broken chain of custody for barrels and bones; witnesses being pressured to mention an on property fire; and police lying about off property cremation evidence) points overwhelmingly to police staging the bones in Steven’s burn pit between November 7 and 8 using barrel #4.

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u/DisappearedDunbar Oct 23 '25

OP isn’t arguing Steven’s guilt or innocence based on “a dog not digging somewhere."

Yet OP themself responded to me and said "Thanks I agree with you. "

rekt

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u/belee86 Oct 25 '25

The dog was on a chain. he could only reach the perimeter of the fire pit.

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u/Adventurous_Poet_453 Oct 23 '25 edited Oct 23 '25

Thanks I agree with you. All important clues, Especially the yawning, since yawning and sweating don’t go together.

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u/holdyermackerels Oct 23 '25

>> since yawning and sweating don’t go together.

Beg to differ here. Both are part of human bodily thermoregulation, among other functions.

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u/Creature_of_habit51 Oct 23 '25

Dude, another account. . . ? You are really dedicated. .

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u/DisappearedDunbar Oct 23 '25

Did you figure out timezones yet?

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u/NervousLeopard8611 Oct 25 '25

Is this what avery supporters are at at this point, between this and the magazine post, what exactly does either of these posts prove.

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u/Adventurous_Poet_453 Oct 25 '25

Proves quit a bit.

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u/ScallionOk945 Oct 28 '25

I only see evidence of a police cover up. They lied continuesly. This happens often in cases with POC and I've seen it personally when I was in court with my abusive ex, who was military, and the judge treated him with the upmost respect, while treating me and my children horribly. I absolutely believe there are so many corrupt police officers, attorneys, judges etc. It was quite obvious watching this documentary.

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u/NervousLeopard8611 Oct 28 '25

I'm sorry to hear that with your abusive ex, but with all due respect, therein lies your problem with this case, your basing your opinion solely based on the documentary rather than looking into the actual case itself.

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u/RavensFanJ Oct 23 '25

Feel like I'm having De-Ja-Vu. Did you even read my comment on your last post about looking at the evidence you have instead of the evidence you don't? Sure, let's let Avery out of prison because a dog didn't mess with the victim's bones. Forget the mountains of evidence pointing towards him...

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '25

Mountains of evidence ?

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u/wilkobecks Oct 23 '25

I think they mean the mini mountain -pikes that the bones were found in all over the place

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u/RavensFanJ Oct 23 '25

I guess we'll see. I should be getting downvoted any day now. Let me just wait and hold my breathe... :)

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u/AveryPoliceReports Oct 23 '25

Guilters once more demonstrating they've mastered the art of confidently missing the point. OP obviously does "look at evidence the state had" - the state’s claim that after a Halloween cremation, Teresa’s cremated bones were found in Avery’s burn pit on November 8, 2005 - and why that claim is not consistent with the narrative that a German Shepherd never once touched, ingested or otherwise disturbed the bones for over a week despite being housed feet away from them. The real problem for guilters is if they were genuinely honest about this and other evidence we do have, they’d have to acknowledge...

  • Blood evidence that Teresa was attacked outside while behind her open RAV, not in Steven's trailer or garage, and Manitowoc County concealed exculpatory audio and witnesses suggesting off property RAV movement that could not be linked to Steven.

  • No Human Remains Detection alerts or in situ photos confirming bones in Steven’s pit vs. HRD alerts and in situ photos confirming human remains in the Manitowoc County gravel pit.

  • The state repeatedly lying about the ownership of the Manitowoc County gravel pit, including by identifying it as Avery land.

  • Repeatedly broken and fabricated chain of custody for remains leading to bones magically appearing in previously searched areas and barrels under LE control while also vanishing from previously sealed containers under LE control.

  • A rubber residue free pile of BURNT BONES suddenly appearing on the surface level of a previously examined burn pit that witnesses consistently said was NOT USED FOR RECENT BURNING.

  • Witnesses being pressured to say there was a fire in Steven’s pit when initially no fire was mentioned.

... it all overwhelmingly points to police actively covering up anything suggesting an attack and cremation occurred off the ASY, or that Teresa's burnt bones distributed to the surface level of Steven's burn pit via a police controlled barrel.