Glad to see that, cops clearly took advantage of dude
Netflix might have one: Making a Murderer (Dec 18th)
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Shouldn't that mean his unc's ruling be over turned too since it was based off Brendan?
Dassey, Steven Avery's nephew, was sentenced to life with no parole for 41 years after being convicted in 2007 of first-degree intentional homicide, second-degree sexual assault, and mutilation of a corpse in the killing of Halbach in Manitowoc County.
The ruling says the state has 90 days to appeal the federal order or Dassey must be released from prison. He is being held at Columbia Correctional Institution.
The federal judge called Dassey's lawyer, Len Kachinsky,'s "misconduct" in defending Dassey "indefensible."
The court ruled Dassey's confession "involuntary" based on "false promises" by interrogators, "Dassey's age, intellectual deficits."
Avery remains convicted of murder, but continues to appeal that conviction.
The ruling says the state has 90 days to appeal the federal order or Dassey must be released from prison. He is being held at Columbia Correctional Institution.
The federal judge called Dassey's lawyer, Len Kachinsky,'s "misconduct" in defending Dassey "indefensible."
The court ruled Dassey's confession "involuntary" based on "false promises" by interrogators, "Dassey's age, intellectual deficits."
Avery remains convicted of murder, but continues to appeal that conviction.
Finally people are seeing how they used this mentally challenged person
His uncle is guilty though
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One down, one to go.
Took nine fukking years for a judge to call out Kachinsky's nonsense. That piece of shyt should be disbarred and put in prison for life for what he did.
agreed
One thing thats always been on my mind.
How easy is it for a Police Department to LIE about DNA results?
Nevermind planting DNA evidence, but can't they lie and say that DNA was result?
Or have someone fake the results to help their agenda. Is that possible?
How easy is it for a Police Department to LIE about DNA results?
Nevermind planting DNA evidence, but can't they lie and say that DNA was result?
Or have someone fake the results to help their agenda. Is that possible?
I'm sure the uncle killed the girl
I'm also convinced the cops planted that blood evidence on him, especially sticking that needle in the blood sample. A lot of dirty sh!t in this case
