WHAT "MAKING A MURDERER" DOESN’T TELL YOU

After seeing the wildly popular, 10 part Netflix series MAKING A MURDERER, you walk away thinking the man at the center of the trial, Steven Avery, and his nephew, Brendan Dassey, are arguably wrongly accused men, potentially innocent and certainly not deserving of a conviction for the murder of a woman who came to the Avery property to photograph for AutoTrader.

The series leads you to believe the cops railroaded a conviction for any number of reasons.  Among them, Steven Avery was involved in a civil suit against the department for having been wrongly arrested and convicted for rape (having served 18 years)

But Dan O’Donnell’s series REBUTTING A MURDERER — on iHeartRadio — there’s a link to it here  tells the WHOLE story of the trial and evidence and it’s that evidence that you never see in the 10 hours of the Netflix series.

We review many details and give listeners a sense of the series and the more complete picture.

J.Elvis Weinstein (who didn’t see the show), Heather Ankeny (who believes Avery should have been found “not guilty”) join Mark Thompson (who, after hearing Dan’s reports, thinks Avery is 100 percent guilty) 

We start with another quick visit to the world of Donald Trumps’s most fervent new supporters: DIAMOND AND SILK.  

Then we finish with Heather’s story from the Super Bowl in San Francisco.