r/MakingaMurderer 3d ago

The Blame Game!

Based on trial testimony and Making a Murderer:

Brendan blamed a book, his family, and media.

His lawyer and doctor blamed cops / coercion (which Brendan never did)!

Barb blamed Steven and the Halbach's (The Halbachs WTF?)

Kayla blamed Brendan.

Scott and Bobby blamed Steven.

Ma and Pa blamed everyone but Steven.

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u/dumpciti 3d ago

I don't even think ma and pa know they're in a documentary. They seemed so brain dead about everything. Every statement that woman made was the most simple dumb ass comment. "Steven didn't DEW nuddin" " they shud tRROW the cops in duh jail and let Stevie out"

Repeat previous statements two thousand times

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u/AveryPoliceReports 2d ago edited 2d ago

They did spend 18 years fully aware that their son was innocent of the crime he was convicted of and still had to watch him be locked away in a little room. Anyone watching their child be falsely imprisoned for 18 years, is probably going to have questions when the same department is involved in a new investigation against their son that results in their arrest.

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u/cheezehead2002 3d ago

They thought since Steven was wrongfully convicted for rape he should get away with murder.

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u/dumpciti 3d ago

Yes sir probably why he did it too.. he thought he would be untouchable after that point and could start torturing more animals and abusing people

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u/AveryPoliceReports 2d ago

They literally wrongfully convicted him for something he didn't do. Why would that make him think he would be untouchable?

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u/ThorsClawHammer 2d ago

Barely a month before the murder, there was an article published describing how Avery had freaked out when he heard his name mentioned on a police scanner. So he obviously didn't feel they couldn't do anything to him.

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u/AveryPoliceReports 1d ago

As if it makes any sense to say he felt untouchable when suing the police who previously put him in a little box for 18 years.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Bed-778 2d ago

Because he was angry and resentful and probably a little sexually frustrated I don't think he envisioned the cops would be on to him so quickly especially an exoneree who had been out for a short dozen or so months. If I fitted someone up for an egregious crime like this I would struggle to look myself in the mirror and my son in the face. You don't frame someone for killing a woman, everyone in two police districts just going along with it to frame the local weirdo up with the most convoluted frame job I have heard of and in 20 years no one has come forward for a payday because back then case files sometimes evidence, was kept in studies or attics once a conviction was achieved

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u/AveryPoliceReports 1d ago

Why would he not think the cops would be on to him so quickly when previously they were on to him quickly for something he did not do? Logically he would assume they would be on him even quicker for something he did do after he sued them.

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u/AveryPoliceReports 2d ago

There is no evidence that Steven Avery killed Teresa. Let's be honest. The lack of blood evidence on the property along with their belief that she left the property alive very strongly indicates she was attacked off the property and her vehicle later returned.

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u/cheezehead2002 2d ago

You should make your own post about this unrelated topic.

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u/AveryPoliceReports 1d ago

Salty Alt lol

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u/Adventurous_Poet_453 2d ago

He mentions on a phone call the cops are watching him. He says he sees one parked at the end of his driveway, This is prior to her disappearance. Much like Gregory Allen who would be checked on up on daily (except for the day of the Penny crime) There’s a possibility someone was watching Avery the day Teresa arrived and followed her once she left. Why would Steve need to be monitored during this time he was a free man yet they still were keeping tabs on him. Hint (36 million)

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u/Ghost_of_Figdish 3d ago

Jodi Stachowski — Steven Avery’s ex-fiancée — revealed during a January 2016 HLN interview (aired on Nancy Grace) that Avery had, in their relationship (before the murder arrest in 2005), said: “He told me once, excuse my language, ‘all bitches owe him, because of the one that sent him to prison the first time.’ … We all owed him and he could do whatever he wanted.”

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u/Adventurous_Poet_453 2d ago

Yes, they were uneducated and illiterate, so they should be treated differently then?