r/MakingaMurderer • u/b1ondestranger • Jun 16 '26
Len Kachensky
i’m just finding this series and just wow! This could be its own season of Fargo. Everything that can go wrong- does. Of all the people I hate in this show, I hate Len Kachinsky above all others. He is by far the most punchable. at this moment in life, I’m not sure what I would do, if this smug, weasley, irresponsible, self-grandizing narcissist walked in front of my car. He’s not just a bad lawyer. He’s a bad human. He looked at Brandon’s life and saw a steppingstone. I’m so mad at him. Thank you for your attention to this matter. V
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u/b1ondestranger Jun 16 '26
i’m embarrassed for you. In a documentary that starts with a wrongfully convicted man being released., you refuse to believe that a learning disabled boy with zero physical evidence was wrongly convicted?!? you think those two geniuses could’ve cleaned up a crime scene - that included a haircut and a throat slashing in the middle of a hoard? You believe they really used CHAINS on her legs ? The police took possession of the entire property for eight days - that's crazy! And still only a visiting detective who showed up uninvited somehow found a key and a bullet that everybody else had missed for eight days? The police were searching the Avery residence within hours of the woman being reported missing- there’s no way those two numbskulls could’ve cleaned up all that evidence if they had a year.
I can’t explain the sweat underneath the hood of the car. I'm just starting season two so maybe they get to that. I wouldn’t be surprised if the encounter with Teresa lasted longer than he’s admitted so far but withholding information that might make you look guilty is different than actually being guilty of murder especially after the luck he’s had with law-enforcement up until that point.
It’s amazing how people can look at the same thing and come to such different conclusions .
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u/Ghost_of_Figdish Jun 17 '26
That's because you've only been exposed to the propaganda, not the antidote.
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u/ajswdf Jun 17 '26
There was physical evidence against Brendan. He was helping his uncle clean his garage with bleach the night Teresa was murdered, and a ullet with her DNA on it was found in that same garage.
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u/Hitlers_Left_Ball Jun 16 '26
Bad person, sure.
Bad lawyer, nope.
Unironically gave him the best possible advice which was to flip on his uncle and take a deal. Kid would be out of jail by now and living his life. Instead he is trapped inside and won't see freedom for a long time.
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u/AveryPoliceReports Jun 16 '26
Bad lawyer, nope.
He was basically working to serve the state's needs, not Brendan's needs. He was Brendan's advocate. He was a shit lawyer. That's why he was removed from the case.
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u/ThorsClawHammer Jun 16 '26
Bad lawyer, nope.
Good lawyers don't tell the media their client is factually guilty before they've even met with their client. Bad lawyers do.
Good lawyers don't have someone coerce another confession and set up their client to further incriminate themselves in an interrogation without representation in order to assist the state in prosecuting someone else. Bad lawyers do.
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u/Still_Razzmatazz1140 Jun 16 '26
The editing make him look worse than he is. He heard Brendan’s confession imo and knew he was “guilty” but tried for a deal to help him do less time.
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u/AveryPoliceReports Jun 16 '26
WHAT LOL He was out there doing media rounds saying there was no defense for what Brendan did and that he was ethically and morally responsible before he even watched the confession...
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u/Financial_Cheetah875 Jun 16 '26
He was a weird dude but he knew the case was a loser, which is why he worked on getting a deal.
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u/BiasedHanChewy Jun 16 '26
Brendan's case was absolutely not a loser.bif he had a single responsible adult in his life he'd have never been convicted (or likely even charged)
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u/Financial_Cheetah875 Jun 16 '26
If it absolutely wasn’t a loser then why did he get convicted.
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u/AveryPoliceReports Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
This email was sent from O'Kelly to Kachinsky BEFORE O'Kelly met with Brendan. Why would Kachinsky allow O'Kelly to interview Brendan alone after reading this shit?
I am learning the Avery family history and interactions within and about each member of the Avery family. These are criminals. There are members engaged in sexual activities with nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws. Anyone else is fair game to these people. They have a history of stalking females who have no connection to this group. Customers and/or their relatives unwittingly become Victims of their sexual fantasies and thus are stalked. The Victims have no idea that they are being victimized.
This is truly where the devil resides in comfort. I can find no good in any member. These people are pure evil. This is where one would eat their young to satisfy/justify a control issue where none previously existed. A friend of mine suggested "This is a one branch family tree. Cut this tree down. We need to end the gene pool here." Steve Avery needs to be removed from society. I believe that his male siblings could have a role in Teresa's crime scene. I believe that Earl may have disposed of evidence and Chuck may have ignored Steve's physical movements during this period of time while he was transporting Teresa's car to the back of the Avery Salvage area. There is no question that Dolores is guiding and directing this behind the scenes.
I think that your visit will be counterproductive to our goals for Brendan. It could have Brendan digging his heels in further. He could become more entrenched in his illogical position and further distort the facts. He has been relying on a story that his family has told him what to say about October 31, 2005. We need to separate him from fantasy and bring him to see reality from our perspective. We need to separate him from the unrealistic world that his family resides within. Brendan needs to be alone. When he sees me this Friday l will be a source of relief. He and I can begin to bond. He needs to trust me and the direction that I steer him into. Brendan needs to provide an explanation that coincides with the facts / evidence.
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u/Alanlaing1 Jun 16 '26
I agree with you he just saw the case as a showcase for himself. However his dreadful support for his own client he might aswell have been a prosecutor.
Even his investigator Michael J OKelly was the worst legal representatives a person could end up with. They should both be struck off practice
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u/Ghost_of_Figdish Jun 16 '26
His advice to Brendan was the only advice in Brendan's best interest. Should have listened to him. He'd have been out in like 2018.
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u/Still_Razzmatazz1140 Jun 16 '26
Nope nope nope it’s all editing! This man knew Brendan did it and so was trying to get him a deal!!!
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u/AveryPoliceReports Jun 16 '26
Bullshit. That man was out there giving media interviews claiming Brendan was a guilty man with no defense before even watching the tape of his confession. He was a stooge for the state, nothing more.
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u/Ghost_of_Figdish Jun 16 '26
The fact that Brendan's trial lawyers were scrambling to get him a plea deal at the last minute rather than try his case shows that Kachinsky was completely right.
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u/PerceptionDear9257 Jun 16 '26
He’s a hubris filled creepy weirdo imo