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The criminal justice system failed Steven Avery. He was a poor man, that was starting to rebuild his life, after being exonerated. He was very close to enjoying life, until he was implicated in the murder of Teresa Halbach.I think Steven Avery was framed and wrongfully convicted. The police fabricated the whole thing, the blood in the garage, the bones in the pit, and the car keys in Steven Avery’s bedroom, with no DNA match to the victim. The police never interviewed the ex-boyfriend and roommate. They never ask for their alibis. The police pin pointed their fingers to Steven. The ex boyfriend of Teresa was even allowed on the Avery’s property. I think the ex boyfriend know something. Since, he has accessed to Avery’s property, he can plant the bones . Something is not right. Why he had accessed and the Avery’s didn’t? I think its a conspiracy. The Avery’s were not permitted …show more content…

They wanted him to implicate the uncle. They coerced his statement made him say things that’s not true. He was easily to be manipulated. While being interrogated he did’nt have a lawyer and no parents. He was manipulated into given false confessions. They use his lack of common sense against him. They used him to fry his uncle, but little did he know he fried himself. There was no probable cause that a felony was commited. There was no DNA match on the premises that belong to the victim. Both defendants civil rights were violated. They weren’t given a fair trial. The criminal justice system gone wrong. The criminal justice system did’nt give them a chance. The system wasn’t for them. The system helped the state to fabricate and tarnished the two defendants

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