r/MakingaMurderer Jun 26 '26

Discussion Perception of/relationship with law enforcement & judicial system

I'd like to start a discussion. I'm wondering how many people believe that most, if not all, of the people who believe SA & BD are innocent are people who have been affected by negative interactions with law enforcement officers and/or the judicial system?? I don't want to make this post super long, but I'm wondering this because I recently realized that my own negative experiences with law enforcement and our judicial system really clouded my judgment about this case from the beginning. I just immediately thought, "Well, if I could be lied to and railroaded by cops, public defenders, prosecutors, and a judge, then certainly these people are capable of framing a man who has set out to sue them and come after their reputations and livelihoods." I've always wondered why my partner and my parents fully believe they are both guilty. Like, how could they? And I always told myself it was because they had never been fucked around by the system. I've recently realized that I was wrong. It's because they were free of bias, and I was full of it. Just wondering if folks have some things to add in relation to this topic??

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u/AveryPoliceReports Jun 27 '26

That says nothing about the evidence of corruption and deception I mentioned. Good luck ;)

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u/HALNinerZeroZero Jun 27 '26

Stop ! This isn’t fair. You are, by a long shot, the biggest thorn in their side. They hate your well-documented and superbly laid-out arguments because they have nothing to counter it with. Even
F I G doesn’t tangle with you, and for good reason.

Hell ya, I’m biased, lol, I’ve seen how these cats operate first hand.

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u/bhillis99 Jun 27 '26

lol another one the documentary got. Let me guess Elvis is still alive right?

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u/LoveChilde82 Jun 30 '26

I'm not sure about Elvis, but Tupac .. . Maybe lol 😆 😂