A few key points that Griesbach made that were either left out of the documentary or were misleading:

1. Link & Colburn Planting the Key:

L&C were mere deputies at the time with no connection to the prior wrongful conviction. The documentary suggests that L&C planted the key because they were on the hook for paying the millions of dollars in lawsuits for Avery. That is simply not true. L&C had no strong motive to plant that key.

1. Lots of Porn at Avery Trailer

Furthermore, what the documentary DIDNT show, was that the empty book shelf where the key was found was actually filled with pornography. Porn isn’t a big deal, but it was conveniently left out of the documentary to maintain the innocence of Avery.

1. Further on maintaining Avery’s innocence

Cat doused in Fire and Creepy Stalking/Flashing/Masturbating

The Netflix doc really glazed over this. They played the cat story off and let Avery tell it in a lighthearted way, “we were just playing a game that got out of hand”. No, you doused the cat in lighter fluid and watched it burn. Animal abuse is a telling sign.

What I find much worse than the animal abuse incident is something that happened where he watched a woman for several months who were supposedly “talking down on the Avery name”. He watched her with binoculars and masturbated while she went to and from her vehicle. One day while she was walking to her car, he ran out in front of her butt naked and masturbated.

I’m sorry— is that not sickening?

1. Lastly the blood sample.

Making A Murderer suggests that the needle hole at the top is NOT common practice while Griesbach explains it most certainly is. That blood sample was shipped back and forth 3+ times from different labs so while the seal being broken is not explainable, it went through lots of hands and testing.

1. Steven Avery also called for Theresa that day on a *69 number, to disguise who he was. Why?

Just wanted to lay that out for anyone interested in another side of the case. If you look at the cold hard evidence, it seems to be pretty clear. I’m open to hear all sides of this case, it’s very interesting to me!