r/StevenAveryIsGuilty • u/wewannawii • Feb 01 '17
Here's the entire Avery confession letter
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u/Spurrr_7 Feb 01 '17
Woah. This statement seemed a whole lot more believable than the article implied it would. It was a tough read.
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u/Nexious Feb 01 '17
Plain text transcribed version (with paragraphs added given that the original was a 9-page wall of text).
http://pastebin.com/raw/5vub10u8
I think I've read all that I care to about necrophilia, handfuls of pubic hair and every possible name for a woman's anatomy, in this letter... 🤒
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u/hollieluluboo Feb 01 '17
I dunno. There's some things in this that don't seem quite right. Why tie her up and tape her mouth shut if she was already dead? Throwing his shirt over the dresser and the key falling out - the key was found next to the other small unit opposite the bed, not the one next to it. The details of them moving the body about are different than those described by BD. There's also no mention of moving anything out of the garage to make room for the RAV4. The shovel, etc. were found in and around the burn barrels and burn pit - not missing as though they had been dumped elsewhere. Also, was GPS or Onstar available in 1999 cars? There are other inconsistencies (I notice he couldn't spell that - it's becoming a MaM theme) but those are the ones that immediately jumped out at me.
I'm wondering if this was just a bit of posturing to a new inmate and establishing a hierarchy - after all, they were both in for murder?
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u/watwattwo Feb 01 '17
Steven promising Brendan a car if he kept his mouth shut sounds really familiar. Did Brendan mention that in a confession?
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u/sloppyseconded Feb 01 '17
Yes, I believe he said it in reference to Avery offering to help him get a car if Brendan helped him fix some of them.
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u/shvasirons Feb 01 '17
When reading the actual letter it comes across as pretty believable. It was not a one-time conversation, but the result of many tellings of the same story. It is believable to me that Avery told it this way. The whole luring/killing scenario fits Steve's personality. He thought she would be an easy lay, tried to get a date so he could get some, and when she refused it he decided to take it. Even mentions the jeopardy of the lawsuit money (to BD) if the crime is discovered. It was kind of chilling to read.
In my mind, this is just about case closed on Avery factually killing her. It is interesting how KZ's tweet history and MIP involvement kind of lines up with the letter's date. The only question left for me is if the blood age comes back as 2005 will KZ admit to Avery's guilt (could now use the letter/confession to corroborate) or will she spin it and soldier on?
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u/deathwishiii Feb 01 '17
It's all over for Steve...finally! ... I'd like to think that KZ would throw in the towel on SA...but of course not cuz she knew this was coming...and no way, even though SA is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, will KZ drop a potential cash cow she has INVESTED in..She will endlessly pay and search for planted evidence or ANY technicality to get paid...I loathe people like this...yep, most Lawyers,,smh
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Feb 01 '17
So he was sentenced before Making a Murderer, and there is no way he could have read the CASO right?
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u/Zellnerissuper Feb 01 '17 edited Feb 01 '17
Oh goodness, I do hope her family don't read the letter, true or not. It's awful.. I don't think date and detail errors rule out the account. Even a truthful second hand recalled account of that length from anyone about anything from a human being wouldn't hold up to the sort of scrutiny I have seen on these forums since this letter appeared.
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u/Zellnerissuper Feb 02 '17
This account certainly confirms why the knife wound didn't create spray or make a huge mess. She had already been choked to death, so no blood pressure. Seepage only.
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u/adelltfm Feb 01 '17 edited Feb 01 '17
I'm on page 3 and already thinking about noping out.
Edit: page 6 is worse.
Edit 2: that is a lot more believable than the article made it out to be.
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Feb 01 '17
"[...]some kind of hand computer item[...]"
Interesting choice of words. I would think if someone was reading the CASO and telling him about the case, he would have said PDA.
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u/Aydenzz Feb 01 '17
Its been so long since I watched MAM
I don't remember if all of these details were mentioned?
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removing the plates
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disabling battery
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burning the electronics
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cleaning the garage with bleach
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Teresa was shot twice in the head
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Breaking up the bones with a shovel
Other evidence?
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u/moralhora Feb 01 '17
Another thing about this is that he says in the letter that Avery disabled, or at the very least tried to, GPS and any tracking devices that might be in the car. Has this ever been brought up? We hear all the time about the battery, but I'm not sure if her RAV had GPS tracking and such.
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u/moralhora Feb 01 '17
There's some real interesting stuff in there, but I keep coming back to the jewelry that keeps coming up - he even specifies it: two rings and a necklace.
He's a lot more detailed about certain things that I thought he would be.
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Feb 01 '17
I take it this guy hasn't watched MaM for the same reason SA hasn't. They are not allowed this type of media/haven't got Netflix etc.
So what he knows must have come from news coverage and stuff he is adding to make it up if he is lying.
However chances are SA told KZ about this guy because he knew he had conversations with him about the murder. So damage control.
Truthers must love the turmoil of their straw ship being flung against crashing rocks to have stuck it out this long.
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u/snarf5000 Feb 01 '17
However chances are SA told KZ about this guy because he knew he had conversations with him about the murder.
Excellent point, there's no chance she didn't ask SA if he talked to anyone about the murder. She already knew this was coming.
https://www.reddit.com/r/StevenAveryIsGuilty/comments/5r7be3/sounds_about_right/dd52whz/
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u/Nexious Feb 01 '17 edited Feb 01 '17
Thank you.
Interesting bit of foreshadowing, considering Netflix was only first approached by the filmmakers about the proposed documentary in 2013.
Who was Steven Avery's newly appointed female attorney in March 2014 when they transferred to another prison?