I laughed

Dean Strang in particular really went above and beyond when trying to explain Brandon’s situation to the family. His investment came across with incredible clarity.

As far as denials go that’s some pretty weak sauce. I just think that if I were accused of raping someone and I hadn’t raped anyone, my response would be less “Think of how this is affecting my public image” and more getting on rooftops and screaming to anyone who will listen “FUCK NO, I DID NOT RAPE ANYONE!” You…

Trump is so gross. This is all for politcal gain and he doesnt give a shit about abuse victims. But, i feel like people do ignore the rape allegations aganist bill. Hillary is not responsible for bills actions and his actions shouldnt be brought up during her campaign. Bill clinton on his own, the allegations are fair…

Yeah, those guys did some EXCELLENT lawyerin’.

I believe Juanita.

Personally I thought Avery’s attorneys were very good considering what they had to deal with.

Competence is so attractive.

My husband is an appellate criminal defense attorney in Wisconsin, he knows Dean, he has a great deal of respect for him. Having watched the show I love how much Dean and Jerry care for their client and it certainly makes them attractive human beings, but the internet crushes on them are kind of hilarious to us.

you could really tell that they cared a great deal about this case and really gave it everything they had. it’s too bad they had to do so within a justice system that was clearly unfairly biased against their client.

I love this and these guys are my heroes

My husband and I had this same conversation last night after watching the episode where they question the deputy who called in the plates. I’m convinced that he (or someone) was poking around the property without permission or a warrant and found the car (who knows who put it there- still could have been Steven).…

Seriously, those are the kind of guys you want in your corner. They are how lawyers are supposed to behave with their clients *side-eye Len Kachinsky*. You know, believing in their client and actually communicating with them and their families.

I’m swooning over these guys for real.

I think it’s possible that both Steven Avery was involved in her murder AND law enforcement acted in an unethical - actually CRIMINAL - manner by planting additional evidence to make sure they “nailed him.” I don’t know why so many people think these things are mutually exclusive.

Kratz refused to be interviewed for this doc over 9 years of filming. http://www.thewrap.com/making-a-murde…

My husand and I binged watched this over the weekend and we both found it pretty engaging. My heart says Steven Avery did not commit that crime- but am I feeling that way because the documentary led me to believe so? I do feel something for certain, and that is that the nephew should be pardoned. He is obviously…

I’m still bothered that there hasn’t been any justice for Teresa.

I can’t even imagine the horror and helpless that poor lawyer must feel, getting unfair Yelp reviews. I wonder if he knows anyone he could talk to about being unfairly maligned.

My god, this documentary was enraging. Poor Steven. Poor Brendan. I don’t understand how any one of the pigs who helped frame them can sleep at night.