Making A Murderder (Netflix Doc)
Making A Murderder (Netflix Doc)
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It's crazy when you realize that Brendan's entire case (and his life) would be completely different if he had just known one thing: You don't need to talk to the police.
If he had just sat silently, asking for a lawyer to be present, he would be free today. They got a confession from him before charging him. Unbelievable.
Do we really expect a 16 year old kid to understand his legal rights? Of course not. But all he needed to know is:
a) no one is allowed to make you talk and
b) if they do charge you, you should talk to no one except your lawyer.
- important lesson to everyone. If ever interrogated shut the fuck up and call your lawyer._niko
- yep - the treatment of him was most sickening. A vulnerable, low IQ 16 year old. And if Avery had a history of abusing him and controlling him as certain sitesfadein11
- claim why did he get a life sentence - surely if what they claim happened he was coerced/bullied into being involved. And don't get me started on that scumbagfadein11
- who virtually forced him to do those detailed drawings scaring him by saying the police will talk to his mother 1st as they wanted a recorded prison phonecallfadein11
- confession. Regardless of what really happened the prosecution and law enforcement side were pure scumbags,fadein11
- unless the kid was pulling an Edward Norton from Primal Fear it is impossible for me to understand how all these assholes involved in putting him behind bars ..Ramanisky2
- .. didn't realize how compromised Brendan was with his intelligence and his social skills.Ramanisky2