@shatasha I completely agree. The kid was coerced into saying what the detectives wanted to hear. They fed him facts and evidence and kept toying with him and his head until he eventually pieced it together to say what happened, or what he THOUGHT happened. Especially with his mental capacity and low IQ, ugh it just angers me immensely. Not to mention these interrogations took place without an adult or lawyer present.

I'm so happy for him. I just hope it stays overturned. He should have never been there in the first place.

Steven Avery's nephew?

If so, it about time. Poor thing was manipulated into saying what they wanted him to say.

That's crazy! I was addicted to Making a Murderer, and I felt like the officers bullied him into saying what they needed him to say. You can tell he isn't very bright and he seems to go along with whatever they tell him to say. I wonder if we will ever know the real story...

He is? I forgot all about that to begin with sheesh.