Advocates Sound Optmistic Note for Wrongfully Convicted Featured in Making a Murderer

In most states, the two wrongfully convicted men would
have already been released and exonerated, Twitter.

Update: Following are links to recent filings with the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, District Two.
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Madison, Wisconsin — Advocates of two wrongfully convicted men appear optimistic this weekend, primed for a major court victory that would lead to freedom and exoneration of Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey, featured in Making a Murderer.

The state of Wisconsin admitted that law enforcement and prosecutors secretly gave the family of murder victim Teresa Halbach her bodily remains, a 2011 illegal scheme that the state variously claimed is either delivery of animal bones or human bones.

The COA can’t possibly ignore the fact that the state was disingenuous & misleading regarding the destruction of the bones. The Halbach & funeral home never even signed for the bones. Chain of custody is broken.

— 7 pairs-of-panties (@7pairsofpanties) February 23, 2019

Stay tuned.