New DNA Results Could Devastate Prosecutors' Case, Already Exposed as Framing Innocents
Madison, Wisconsin — Millions around the world looking for justice for wrongfully convicted Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey received encouraging news today from
Kathleen Zellner, a post-conviction attorney who is considered the most successful human rights worker in overturning wrongful convictions.
Zellner made an
announcement today on social media, Twitter, after filing a motion in Wisconsin appellate court to remand the Avery case so advanced DNA testing can be performed by newly retained DNA expert, Dr. Richard Selden.
Zellner represents Steven Avery who has now been wrongfully convicted of two homicides after being framed by corrupt Manitowoc County police and prosecutors, the subject of
Making a Murderer docuseries sensation.
The
Manitowoc County Sheriff Dept in northeastern Wisconsin has long been recognized as a corrupt, lawless police force, and is featured in a
new book by the journalist, John Ferak. [Read
Ferak's Wrecking Crew!]
Some of the Tweets from
#askzellner are reproduced below:
"We are pleased to announce that one of the world's leading DNA experts, Dr. Richard Selden
@drrichardselden, is willing to test the bones in the Manitowoc County Gravel Pit with new Rapid DNA ID. If this testing is allowed, we believe the bones will be Ms. Halbach's," reads a Zellner Twitter communication followed by an extensive question-and-anwser session. "[The DNA tests] will prove the murder and mutilation occurred in the Manitowoc County Gravel Pit and the bones were planted in Mr. Avery's burn pit to frame him."
Read the communications in part:
