Another example of person "confessing" by guessing answers to finish interrogation & being fed all the answers. Robert Davis spent 13 years in prison. Took a new governor to finally investigate and release him at end of 2015. #MakingAMurderer #FreeBrendanDassey @WiscDOJ Tony Evers

(L) May 2006 - Brendan Dassey sits for another isolated interrogation at bequest of his own attorney Len Kachinsky and "PI" O'Kelly. (R) May 2018 - Len Kachinsky sits for an interrogation of his own following allegations of felony stalking. #MakingAMurderer #FreeBrendanDassey

I just finished watching The Innocent Man, a 6 part film now streaming on Netflix. It shines an important light on how the criminal justice system works in small towns all over the US, and how tunnel vision, false confessions and junk science create wrongful convictions.

"Colborn has refrained from public comment & has in no other way injected himself into the controversy" He lashed out against USA Today in '16 and gave quotes & commentary to Kratz for his very public book. Says the "public abuse" occurred 10 years prior to MaM in Kratz's book.

"At no time during Colborn's employment at MTSO did he serve as a spokesperson...has in no other way injected himself into the controversy surrounding the Avery case." Wait, what's this? A wall-of-text Colborn wrote for his boss & dept. for counter-MaM press releases. LOOK AWAY!

Colborn/Griesbach: "Despite overwhelming evidence proving Avery and Dassey’s guilt..." What overwhelming evidence proves TH was raped, stabbed, throat slashed, choked, punched, hair chopped off, shot 11 times? You mean these safety release sex toys w/out TH DNA? #MakingAMurderer

Speaking of "distortion of material," Colborn's lawsuit contains a version of the alleged "different statements" Avery made about Teresa. This includes the discredited "never showed up" claim and another based entirely on Colborn's own 8 month delayed summary. #MakingAMurderer 🤥

On the topic of "excluding facts...that contradict their false narrative." Colborn's lawsuit describes Jodi's complaint against Avery in 2004 as evidence omitted from #MakingAMurderer. However, Colborn omits the next paragraph of said report. Griesbach did the same in his book.

Barb's 11-09 interview audio: clyp.it/bffqqblw Barb: I didn't have an argument with him, I just told him. Barb: He asked me if he should. I told him, do what he's gotta do. I [said] it really doesn't pay though. Barb: [Van] was no use to me. (Thx u/seekingtruthforgood)

Brendan's case is the most demonstrably false "confession" of all-time.. No evidence supports his claims beyond what he was fed, after repeatedly guessing wrong answers. All evidence is exculpatory. 4 federal judges declared his conviction unconstitutional. #BringBrendanHome

Brendan was convicted based only on a coerced confession, despite every remark deviating from reality. The state works hard to omit public mention of his 2/27 version of events, which were entirely different from 3/1. Rarely has there been such injustice and vindictiveness.

Brendan's treatment is soul-crushing. A vulnerable teen w/ IEP, coerced thru many zealous interrogations & jury still convicts him of more crimes than Avery w/ no parole through 2048. Brendan & Avery are Exhibit A of all that is wrong in this "convict-at-any-cost" mentality.

Brendan's case should've been the 1st pardon after Evers took over, if his team dared to review the case on its own merits via the court files & interrogations. 107 others have been pardoned by him since 2018. No case could possibly have less evidence than Brendan's. Travesty.

Today MaM is featured front-page in USA Today papers. Again w/ dumb tagline of "one-sided, inaccurate, unfair to police." These same outlets blindly regurgitated Kratz's nonsensical "facts left out"—riddled w/ lies & omissions far more distorted than anything MaM is accused of.