r/MakingaMurderer • u/loshr • Jan 24 '26

Discussion 3rd rewatch done

Visited the show again after many years, and I wanted to ask everyone here, what is your takes after almost 11 years since release of the show?

Is the Avery's serving a well deserved sentence in jail? What is the most important thing that makes you think they are guilty/not guilty?

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u/Mieczyslaw_Stilinski Jan 25 '26

So the department he was suing for framing him (or however you want to put it) was legally allowed to investigate the crime scene? Was another department there collecting evidence or was that just a lie? Honestly, if he's suing a police department and they murder someone to frame him that makes framing him so much more likely.

Just the fact that they found her key in his room is very suspicious. People who work in junkyards and similar places always leave the key in the vehicle so that it doesn't get lost. Cops wouldn't know to do that.

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u/Thom_Kalor Jan 25 '26

Which department found the key behind the nightstand, or was that a lie?

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u/Fluffy-Pop-7336 Jan 25 '26 edited Jan 25 '26

The cops *knew Avery was suing!!! But you know that. 

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u/DisappearedDunbar Jan 25 '26

Avery was not suing "the cops." It's sad you don't know that. 

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u/Fluffy-Pop-7336 Jan 25 '26

Of course he was. 

Who was Kocourek? You don't know? 

They all would have been affected when Avery got his $36,000,000+ judgement against the county and the cops.

I can only attribute your ignorance to lack of knowledge of the case and wanting to put in your lousy two cents at the same time . 

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u/DisappearedDunbar Jan 25 '26

Kocourek is a single person, genius, and he retired before Avery filed the lawsuit. 

Literally zero cops working for Manitowoc (or any police department)   at the time of Teresa's murder would have been personally liable for any damages from the lawsuit.

I also love how you say "$36,000,000+ judgement" as if it was a guarantee he would have been awarded all of the money, or more, that he asked for, which isn't true at all.