After Judge William E. Duffin recently overturned Making A Murderer‘s Brendan Dassey‘s murder conviction in a federal court, Steven Avery’s attorney, Kathleen Zellner, shared her reaction to Dassey’s case on social media.
Zellner cheered the judge’s decision to overturn the murder conviction of Brendan Dassey (Avery’s nephew), and even went as far as to say that his confession was fabricated. Dassey’s confession was hugely responsible for convicting both Dassey and Avery in the killing of 25-year-old Teresa Halbach. At the time of the murder, Dassey was 16 years old, and the judge found that Dassey was suffering “from certain intellectual deficits” while being interviewed by the police.
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One tweet read from Zellner: “Justice for Brendan as another LE fabricated confession bites the dust. Convicting the innocent foiled by unbiased court. @MakingAMurderer”
Justice for Brendan as another LE fabricated confession bites the dust. Convicting the innocent foiled by unbiased court.@MakingAMurderer
โ Kathleen Zellner (@ZellnerLaw) August 12, 2016
Another tweet from Zellner declared that Avery’s opinion will be even more powerful than Dassey’s. The tweet read: “Brendan’s opinion shows cops made up the crime story. Steven’s will show cops made up crime evidence. @MakingAMurderer @EndInSight”
Brendan’s opinion shows cops made up crime story. Steven’s will show cops made up crime evidence.@MakingAMurderer @Endinsight
โ Kathleen Zellner (@ZellnerLaw) August 12, 2016
In the latest tweet from Zellner regarding Dassey’s case, she tweeted the link to a Huffington Post article that illustrates how Dassey’s confession was used to convict Steven Avery. Zellner tweeted: “If you think Dassey’s confession wasn’t used to convict SA think again.” Then she tweeted a link to this article titled, “Theft By Press Conference: Stealing a Defendant’s Presumption of Innocence With Prejudicial Pre-trial Publicity.”
If you think Dasseys confession wasn’t used against SA think again. https://t.co/iN2jqIRn1Q via @HuffPostCrime
โ Kathleen Zellner (@ZellnerLaw) August 14, 2016
Do you agree with Kathleen Zellner that Steven Avery’s opinion on the case will shed light on how the cops fabricated crime evidence?
[H/T @ZellnerLaw]