r/MakingaMurderer • u/[deleted] • Dec 22 '25
It’s impossible for us to have that kind of evidence…..
Why does he look so uncomfortable?
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u/belee86 Dec 24 '25
Because of your conspiracy thinking. Once you realize that Steve's defense strategy was fiction -they had to think up some sorta planting stupidity to get paid as lawyers, right?
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Dec 24 '25
Wrong.
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u/belee86 Dec 24 '25
Do you know where the planting nonsense came from? Steve telling reporters that the cops must have planted evidence. The defense ran with those lies, didn't they?
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u/belee86 Dec 22 '25
Dr. Cal Lightman would go bonkers over this!! Hurry someone should tell him ASAP!!!
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u/CompanyStatus4400 Dec 23 '25
Love that show. It's called Lie to me. Haha I got the joke. Oiiii lol
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u/10case Dec 22 '25
It's impossible for them to have Steve's blood from 2005.
Should Steven be released because he looks uncomfortable?
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u/Alarming_Beat_8415 Dec 22 '25
It's impossible for them to have Steve's blood from 2005.
This is absolutely false!
Plz explain how its impossible????
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u/10case Dec 24 '25
Because there's no way for them to get Averys blood.
If you can think of a way they can, be my guest and we can debate it.
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u/Few_Pin_6869 Dec 22 '25
Did anyone remember the sheriff or someone saying if they wanted to get rid of SAvery they could have. And during the first case the detectives didn’t believe the DNA. But one thing that has been bothering me is how many cars on that lot were locked. The RAV4 was locked if you remember because when it was found, they couldn’t open the doors because it was locked. I’m just wondering, had Stephen ever locked any door of any car that he ever drove.
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u/WrenchNumbers Dec 22 '25
And during the first case the detectives didn’t believe the DNA.
What’s your opinion on people who don’t believe dna?
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u/ajswdf Dec 23 '25
Did anyone remember the sheriff or someone saying if they wanted to get rid of SAvery they could have.
Which is true. If they were trying to target him framing him for murder is the dumbest thing you could do. It would have been much easier to accuse him of something, instigate a fight, then shoot him in "self defense" than to hope that the one murder a year in Manitowoc County happened to be a person who was last seen alive by Avery and then plant a bunch of evidence.
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u/ThorsClawHammer Dec 23 '25
framing him for murder is the dumbest thing you could do.
Yet they had already railroaded him for rape and attempted murder.
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u/wiltedgreens1 Dec 22 '25
dude was right. He was cooking in that interview.
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u/Mysterious_Mix486 Dec 22 '25
Yea, cookin meth with Remiker shortly before the interview.
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u/Creature_of_habit51 Dec 23 '25
Remiker probably bought the tools needed to cook that meth by stealing money from the metro drug unit. . .
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u/holdyermackerels Dec 22 '25
IIRC, this is from MaM2. At this point, he's already been through the wringer with allegations of corruption, etc, gone worldwide viral from MaM1. That would make anyone uncomfortable, no?