I don't think he actually got it from a book - he got it from the officers suggestions. But he knew he couldnt say that for fear of repercussions (they consistently told him if he didnt say what they wanted they'd punish him) so he had to come up with something that would sort of make sense and sound plausible. So he…

not to mention the officer calling into dispatch and reading off the Rav4 license plate number and verifying the make/model/year…. even though "he wasnt looking at it at that time." It's obvious to me that he found the car abandoned somewhere, verified it was the missing girls and stashed it on Avery's property. Maybe…

You mean like all that great evidence that convicted Avery the 1st time around, was appealed and upheld for 18 years? Yeah… it's possible it was pointless.

I think its a reasonable assumption that the deleted messages were either threatening in nature and wouldve implicated him in the case. The other thing i dont hear being brought up was that home video of Teresa talking about her death. Also the co-worker who mentioned the numerous harassing phone calls that she was…

remember that in the one interview the ex and the brother couldnt get their story straight about whether they ever went onto the Avery property and claimed they didnt, but then in their testimony both admitted to being there on that first day when the car was discovered. Also the deleted text messages, the fact that…

I get that, and i think most do. But what that also means is that in this case he wasn't given a fair trial. Even if he's guilty he still deserves a fair trial and it's the state's burden to provide evidence and prove their case, not on him to prove his innocence. If we grant the justice system the authority to choose…

one thing I haven't heard discussed much is that recorded phone call by the lead officer where he called in the license plate and verified the car make and model…. yet contends he was not looking at the vehicle at the time, and had been told that info by a peer. What??? So you called into your dispatcher to verify…