‘We Were Lied To’: Director Calls Out Netflix's 'Making a Murderer' Over Planted Evidence Claims

A new DailyWire+ docuseries promises to set the record straight on the case of Steven Avery, a Wisconsin man exonerated by DNA evidence of a wrongful rape conviction but later arrested for murder. The case of Avery and his nephew, Brendan Dassey, became an international sensation following the release of Netflix's “Making a Murderer" in 2015. Now, a rebuttal series, “Convicting a Murderer,” features members of law enforcement telling their side. The Law&Crime Network’s Angenette Levy spoke with director, Shawn Rech, and series host, Candace Owens, about the project and why they say “Making a Murderer” misled the world.

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[alzinifelshoni]

Candice states the police officers are human beings and make mistakes. The problem is that their mistakes land innocent people in jail all the time. The bigger issue is that police engage on cover ups after instead of owning up to their mistakes

[CBBBJ]

Breandan literally thought he was going back to class after being questioned….how is that not evidence enough to show he wasn’t all there in the head come tf on

[raistmajere]

Oh, they interviewed Colborn? Did he explain why exactly he called dispatch to ask about a license plate number that just so happened to belong to Halbach's car, BEFORE it was "found" by the search party?

[bobogliddabrun]

Maybe I missed something but Brendan was convicted based on his confession that Teresa was murdered in Steve's trailer yet in Steve's case the prosecution was adamant that the murder took place in his garage. How does a crime take place in two different locations simultaneously?

[ksjdunstan]

I will NEVER get over Brendans attorney testifying to the fact that he was assisting the prosecutor in obtaining a conviction.

[VeronikaLovely-joxl]

All I’m saying is, the entire Sheriffs department, including the DA are 100% involved in the death of Teresa. In addition, using criminals to help them out or they would be convicted of their crimes. Follow the facts it all leads to the original officer.

[pyretta]

Why are they comparing him to a 'normal' teenager when he obviously wasn't?

[Mr.KayKayJay]

As a stepdaughter of an officer, never trust the police.

[ksouth]

“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled”

[xjbgforeverx]

This is just so unfair. If Brendan wouldn’t have confessed to all the small details then I truly don’t know if they both would’ve been found guilty but Brendan was so obviously coerced. Anyone who’s watched the full multiple interrogations makes it so obvious that Brendan was making things up as he went due to his mental capacity. So sad and still infuriates me to this day

[BelladonnaBates]

Candace is not a credible person at all...and she gives off bad vibes.

[zuki]

I can't stand Candace Owens. She's always harping on some ridiculous bs and thinks everything is 100% one way or another. I think she secretly enjoys having a "shock value" to her. That being said, I'd be open minded to having different opinions on the Avery and Dassey cases if irrefutable proof came to light. But as of right now I think they were the sacrificial lambs, so to speak. Someone in a position of power could've easily done the crimes and pinned it on those two. Time will tell. Interesting case(s)...

[RalphJHusky]

People just don’t realize how far people will go to make their (multi million dollar lawsuits) go away, regardless of his “past”, they simply returned the favor and ruined them, only God knows the whole story and Will Himself deal with those involved, sad story for all involved here. Still a crooked area

[ntyler]

I haven't watched any of this show yet, but I always had a bad feeling about Brendan's brother and step dad. They're creepy.

[KatyWithAWhyyy]

Candace should've stayed out of this. She's so biased and opinionated about anything and everything I don't trust her to be objective and fair in any way.

[darksideofthemoon]

Making a murderer ... Was the 2nd show the directors made ... Why do they not want people to watch their first show .. the two directors lied . Thats a fact .. but the truth will finally come out .. maybe that's why they went all silent these past few years..

[deleonedvin]

Who in there right mind would believe anything coming out of Candace owens what a joke

[leongt]

One thing about this case was Steven Avery was suppose to have killed the girl in the shed but his nephew was suppose to have helped kill the girl in a bedroom Which one is it

[nacholocotuco]

They can't close any loops because the entire narrative is false, the case is unsolvable and designed that way.

[timothyfreeseha]

Media is not only an influencer- intentionally or not, but it is also transport for concerns that require a voice for the vulnerable who might otherwise be overlooked. A huge responsibility.