Making A Murderer - Part 2

[Loulou127]

Almost finished watching s2, one thing that’s struck me is that it would appear that Scott and Bobby are prime suspects and they are close relatives, if it was them how could they stand by while their bother/nephew sit in jail? It’s shocking!

[justacey]

Brendan’s lawyers are coming to UK for a tour.

[gjdjud]

Originally Posted by Loulou127

Almost finished watching s2, one thing that’s struck me is that it would appear that Scott and Bobby are prime suspects and they are close relatives, if it was them how could they stand by while their bother/nephew sit in jail? It’s shocking!

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I thought the same thing but would a sociopath have any feelings of guilt even to a relation?

[Loulou127]

Originally Posted by gjdjud

I thought the same thing but would a sociopath have any feelings of guilt even to a relation?

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You’re probably right there, but Scott is married to Brendan’s mom, surely she’d be suspicious, something doesn’t add up x

[SmilingSammie]

I think Bobby did it and Scott helped him cover it up. I dont think they really cared much about Steven. They were probably a bit gutted when Brendon 'confessed' but rather him than them right?

[JoS]

Originally Posted by SmilingSammie

I think Bobby did it and Scott helped him cover it up. I dont think they really cared much about Steven. They were probably a bit gutted when Brendon 'confessed' but rather him than them right?

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I agree. Cant believe that Steven Avery is still in prison with all this new evidence. Think he at least deserves a re trial. Poor Brendan. I feel so sorry for him

[parisdisneyfan]

Originally Posted by JoS

I agree. Cant believe that Steven Avery is still in prison with all this new evidence. Think he at least deserves a re trial. Poor Brendan. I feel so sorry for him

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But as far as the state are concerned there are 36 million reasons for them to blind eye all the evidence. Obviously I'm not a lawyer or even had any dealings with the UK criminal legal system but they do not want to be proved negligent or worse in this case because them they will have to pay the $36 million damages for the last time they c***** it up!

[JoS]

Originally Posted by parisdisneyfan

But as far as the state are concerned there are 36 million reasons for them to blind eye all the evidence. Obviously I'm not a lawyer or even had any dealings with the UK criminal legal system but they do not want to be proved negligent or worse in this case because them they will have to pay the $36 million damages for the last time they c***** it up!

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I totally agree. If it hadnt been for the 36 million he probably wouldnt have even been charged. Would just like to think that justice would be served by some one in the legal system having a conscience. That guy has spent most of his life and probably the remainder of it,in prison, for something that he didnt do. Or at least thats the way I see it.

[neilhd]

Originally Posted by parisdisneyfan

But as far as the state are concerned there are 36 million reasons for them to blind eye all the evidence. Obviously I'm not a lawyer or even had any dealings with the UK criminal legal system but they do not want to be proved negligent or worse in this case because them they will have to pay the $36 million damages for the last time they c***** it up!

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There are way more than 36m reasons now. That was just for the first time... the case a second time around would probably be $100m plus, so even more reason for them to keep him inside.

[gjdjud]

It would also probably involve prosecuting several police officers if they were to be freed. Not going to happen unfortunately.