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02-05-2016 , 08:24 PM
Here is the link you posted with the date CLEARLY labeled on it.



March 13th.



March 12th.

So WTF are you talking about? This took place the day AFTER. It's exactly like the other poster said, they taught a parrot to say a word.

What was done here is beyond bad. It's criminal. I don't know how you justify any of this to yourself.

I think you are lying about your connections to this. I don't know how/why you would involve yourself in a forum on 2+2 about it, but the timing of your arrival to the thread was initially pointed out as odd, but I dismissed it. But now you are flat out lying to try to convince people that there was nothing wrong done here. It's just weird. Are you hoping we wont actually go back and verify your ridiculous claims?
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02-05-2016 , 08:24 PM
Can the avery is innocent crowd point to a murder case that went to trial where you think the person should have been convicted? I would be interested to compare the evidence from this case and that case.
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02-05-2016 , 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
Can the avery is innocent crowd point to a murder case that went to trial where you think the person should have been convicted? I would be interested to compare the evidence from this case and that case.
OJ Simpson.
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02-05-2016 , 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
Because of the bold, I thought you were referring to the interview that wasn't used in trial. The confession you are referring to is the one from Okelly, this has nothing to do with the one I posted a video for most recently. The one I posted a video for was done before the MOK interview and the one used in trial was the interview from march 1st.

So now I am confused as to your question..

They used 1 confession from march 1st plus bd phone call to his mom to convict BD. They left out the 2nd and 3rd confession entirely. The 2nd and 3rd confession are the only two you are mentioning here and you are confusing which happened when.

The reason why no confession of his was used during the SA trial is because he no longer wanted to testify. What don't you understand?
Why do you keep using Dassey's "confession" as the template for what happened with Steve Avery, when you just said none of that was introduced at trial?

Do you know one of the big issues most people have is the prosecution used two completely different narratives to convict two people of the same crime?

Did the prosecution prove Steve Avery choked Theresa Halbach to death? Then what are you even talking about?

You are taking two false narratives, combining them together then cherry picking various parts as you see fit. It tells me that you too probably didn't actually watch the documentary because you are cross-contaminating way too much evidence between the two cases. It is impossible both versions of events happened. It's unlikely either version is even very accurate. Yet you choose to fight from the worst position the one where both narratives are true.
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02-05-2016 , 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by lostinthesaus
Here is the link you posted with the date CLEARLY labeled on it.



March 13th.



March 12th.

So WTF are you talking about? This took place the day AFTER. It's exactly like the other poster said, they taught a parrot to say a word.

What was done here is beyond bad. It's criminal. I don't know how you justify any of this to yourself.

I think you are lying about your connections to this. I don't know how/why you would involve yourself in a forum on 2+2 about it, but the timing of your arrival to the thread was initially pointed out as odd, but I dismissed it. But now you are flat out lying to try to convince people that there was nothing wrong done here. It's just weird. Are you hoping we wont actually go back and verify your ridiculous claims?
There is a communication issue here somewhere.

There are 3 confessions.

1 is on march 1st (the one and only confession used in his trial) and two come after he is in jail. What part of that do you have issue with?
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02-05-2016 , 08:29 PM
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Why do you keep using Dassey's "confession" as the template for what happened with Steve Avery, when you just said none of that was introduced at trial?

Do you know one of the big issues most people have is the prosecution used two completely different narratives to convict two people of the same crime?

Did the prosecution prove Steve Avery choked Theresa Halbach to death? Then what are you even talking about?

You are taking two false narratives, combining them together then cherry picking various parts as you see fit. It tells me that you too probably didn't actually watch the documentary because you are cross-contaminating way too much evidence between the two cases. It is impossible both versions of events happened. It's unlikely either version is even very accurate. Yet you choose to fight from the worst position the one where both narratives are true.
What version was told in the SA trial that is not possible with the narrative told in the BD trial?
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02-05-2016 , 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by nit3.runn3r
OJ Simpson.
Robert Durst has essentially been a serial killer.

I would say he just needs to google "rich person accused of murder" and half the results will fill the bill.
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02-05-2016 , 08:31 PM
I don't believe they painted a narrative in the SA trial other than he targeted her, tied her up in his bed, shot her in the garage and burned her after..

What is the issue with that and what was told in the BD trial?
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02-05-2016 , 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by nit3.runn3r
OJ Simpson.
You think there is more evidence pointing to OJ simpsons guilt than SA's? Even though it is more likely evidence was actually planted in his case. Interesting.
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02-05-2016 , 08:37 PM
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I'll make one last reply because oski is calling me a liar.

Some examples off the top of my head: oski has talked about how it's impossible for Steven to have burned the body in the burnpit. I have presented testimony from the arson investigator explaining the science behind how it's possible. He claimed it was bs because he is biased. But I also believe even the defense's witness Fairgrieve stated it was possible. If oski read the transcripts he would know this. He chooses not to though, but holds a false sense of intellectual superiority.

He also claims the judge's decision not to allow the defense to test for EDTA is unfair. Maybe he finds this personally unfair, but legally it is fair. And the judge even explains his decision and cites previous cases. That is why all of Avery's appeals failed. I've provided a source for this. Oski has probably still not read it. In the show, Buting probably whined about how unfair it was, and that's all oski needed to hear.

Oski is also the only one who believed the hole in the vial was accurately portrayed in the show. Oski knew it wasn't a big deal because he claims there is another scene where they explain it wasn't a big deal. Oski is lying. He has yet to provide this scene or admit he was wrong. Perhaps he still thinks he's right, because oski is a genius who is never wrong.

Oski claims there's a "strong indication" that Lenk would be added to the lawsuit. I explained why he was wrong, there's no evidence pointing to that. Oski claims it's true because Strang said so in a mysterious article that he has never linked to. For some reason Strang never provided any reason to believe Lenk would be added to the lawsuit in the trial.

I hope that's enough examples for now.

Oski is a complete bull**** artist who thinks he's a lot smarter than he actually is and is so full of himself he might explode. I'll go back to ignoring him now.
Lol poorskillz
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02-05-2016 , 08:37 PM
To be clear, I think both OJ and SA should be found guilty.
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02-05-2016 , 08:42 PM
I with lost. I can respect any reasonable point of view, but at times Fraley is clearly disingenuous.
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02-05-2016 , 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
Can the avery is innocent crowd point to a murder case that went to trial where you think the person should have been convicted? I would be interested to compare the evidence from this case and that case.
Well, based on past posting, Oski and plenty on "the SA trial was unfair" side would probably say Amanda Knox.
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02-05-2016 , 08:47 PM
I am not familiar with Knox and that was not even in the US so I don't understand how that judicial system works.
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02-05-2016 , 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by PoorSkillz
I'm saying that all testimony should be considered and judged. People might have conflicts of interest, that could be said for pretty much any testimony, but they've also sworn to tell the truth. Ultimately it's up for the jury to consider the testimony and whether it's believable. So you shouldn't just completely disregard someone's testimony just because they might have a conflict of interest. Not going to argue this anymore.
Believing a witness has a conflict of interest is certainly a valid reason for a juror to disregard the testimony of a witness.
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02-05-2016 , 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
No one implied the throat cutting was brutal. Listen to his confession. He wasn't describing a bloody murder scene until he started talking about the garage.
Dude, you are just absolutely ridiculous.




BTW, this is the March 1st "confession".

If you want to defend LEOs and MC Sheriff's department and state that nothing wrong was done here, etc, that's fine. But you shouldn't be allowed to come in here and just spout off stuff that has no relevance and is not based around any fact or is contrary to the evidence and topics we are discussing. It does ruin the thread at this point, when in the past you were saving the thread IMO.

You don't need to stick to your guns when your guns are out of bullets. You should probably run or find another way to defend yourself.

Edit: I guess surrendering is also an option, although that might mean admitting that you were wrong, not thinking clearly and influenced by outside sources or pressure that made you act in a way that was contrary to ethical behaviour.

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02-05-2016 , 08:54 PM
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I had no idea. So, in all criminal cases, when the defendant declines to testify, the defendant has to tell the judge himself in court?
Pleas, saying whether they want to testify is always required to come from the defendant themselves. Letting a lawyer speak on their behalf in these key moments would create all kinds of appeal havoc.

Pretty sure it is not done in front of the jury.
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02-05-2016 , 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
I am not familiar with Knox and that was not even in the US so I don't understand how that judicial system works.
Also fraleyight's post have become suspiciously different as of late. Very similar to PoorShillz.
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02-05-2016 , 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by markksman
Pleas, saying whether they want to testify is always required to come from the defendant themselves. Letting a lawyer speak on their behalf in these key moments would create all kinds of appeal havoc.

Pretty sure it is not done in front of the jury.
I forget the exact scene, but was it done in front of the jury in MaM?

Also, if a defendant wants to testify does the judge always ask them if they're sure they want to do it.
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02-05-2016 , 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
Can the avery is innocent crowd point to a murder case that went to trial where you think the person should have been convicted? I would be interested to compare the evidence from this case and that case.

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Well, based on past posting, Oski and plenty on "the SA trial was unfair" side would probably say Amanda Knox.
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I am not familiar with Knox and that was not even in the US so I don't understand how that judicial system works.
You said you wanted to compare the evidence. Evidence is evidence. The judicial system in which the trial takes place shouldn't matter. There's a massive thread on the case on this site with several good posts with summaries of the evidence, so you can get up to speed pretty easily.
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02-05-2016 , 09:06 PM
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Who said there was enough blood to hit the sheets? You can't cut someones neck without a lot of blood? Especially if there is a comforter etc.. beneath her. This is not the smoking gun you think it is. This is just an unexplained fact from the case.. Completely expected and common in murder trials.
Listen Kookoo for Cocoa Puffs, what facts? The Dassey facts where there was no evidence besides his confession of the Avery facts where nothing in the Dassey confession was used.

I feel like you have paved your own road as the only person on earth who is now arguing that Dassey did this crime himself in Avery's trailer.

You do understand that there is no physical evidence in the Dassey case and the Dassey confession does not line up with the physical evidence in the Avery case? So what FACTS are you talking about? The ONLY items that line up are ones the interrogators were already aware of. Nothing Dassey said led to them finding unknown physical evidence. How is that possible? Especially given the incompetence of the crime scene investigations?
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02-05-2016 , 09:17 PM
Listen to Brendan here say it could have been the Ax killer. starts 57.00min. Nov 6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zePg5OfvyU&t=57m15s
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02-05-2016 , 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by smacc25
Listen to Brendan here say it could have been the Ax killer. starts 57.00min. Nov 6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zePg5OfvyU&t=57m15s
Interesting.

Even BD thought that guy should have been investigated.
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02-05-2016 , 09:47 PM
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You think there is more evidence pointing to OJ simpsons guilt than SA's? Even though it is more likely evidence was actually planted in his case. Interesting.
Absolutely. 100%.
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02-05-2016 , 09:52 PM
why did the cut him off? "I think were done here"

Its Nov 6 & BD says" maybe they tryin to get steven for it?
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