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Originally Posted by lostinthesaus
To be fair the interviewer did not softball pitch a lot of the questions as I thought she might. She asked a few tough ones, but didn't call out inconsistencies in the answers.
This was more of a general statement that Nancy Grace is an awful attention-whoring fear monger than an opinion on the interview. One of the reasons I watched the interview was because NG wasn't conducting it.
I watched the whole interview. Some of the questions were stupid and at times the questions seemed awkward, but Jodi struck me as credible. I don't find it the least bit remarkable that someone with a history of alcohol abuse does not remember certain meetings she had or statements she made nearly ten years ago.
I don't think she knows any more than the rest of us whether SA did it, but it's quite clear to her that he was capable of murder and she's convinced he did do it.
I still think there's a pretty decent chance (at least 50%) SA killed her (just not in the trailer or garage), but still think the state failed to meet its burden at trial.
Colbert interviewed the filmmakers and asked them if they thought Avery did it. They said the state didn't prove its case, but wouldn't go beyond that to say they are convinced he's innocent.
http://www.cnet.com/news/stephen-col...ery-is-guilty/.