(Spoilers)Making a Murderer - for those who have watched all 10

[laoislad]

Brendan Dassey's conviction has been overturned.
http://uk.businessinsider.com/making-a-murderer-brendan-dassey-conviction-overturned-2016-8?r=US&IR=T

[Dinny Breen]

Brendan Dassey's conviction has been overturned.
http://uk.businessinsider.com/making-a-murderer-brendan-dassey-conviction-overturned-2016-8?r=US&IR=T

Wow.

[screenexile]

Crazy it has taken this long to get sorted. Anybody who watched it knows the young lad didn't do it a horrible story.

He should take them up for it and get a whack of money. Such a pity of the lad it happening to him so young!

[square_ball]

Hope his ma recorded all those wrestlemanias for him.

[macdanger2]

9+ years of his life wasted. Awfully sad for him

[Rois]

9+ years of his life wasted. Awfully sad for him

The guy had to mature and grow up in prison and you get the feeling that he won't have remained untouched by that. Unless he gets some amazing stabilising influence in his life, I really fear for him.

[square_ball]

To be honest I fail to see how he can get back to a normal existence. The media attention will be off the scale and coupled with the fact he was mentally unstable in the first place I just can't see this ending well for brendan. Please God he does settle into some kind of normal life and he sues the relevant authorities for millions!

[laoislad]

To be honest I fail to see how he can get back to a normal existence. The media attention will be off the scale and coupled with the fact he was mentally unstable in the first place I just can't see this ending well for brendan. Please God he does settle into some kind of normal life and he sues the relevant authorities for millions!

That didn't work out well the last time his Uncle tried to do it!

[ballinaman]

To be honest I fail to see how he can get back to a normal existence. The media attention will be off the scale and coupled with the fact he was mentally unstable in the first place I just can't see this ending well for brendan. Please God he does settle into some kind of normal life and he sues the relevant authorities for millions!

That didn't work out well the last time his Uncle tried to do it!

The prosecutor bollox with the tash and glasses....wonder what he's thinking now.

[Milltown Row2]

Trailer trash families will find it hard to change their lifestyle should the lad get compensation, will be influenced by ones around him and lose the lot and end up back in jail.... Lad had little or no education and very little support other than his grandparents and mother...

Where does this leave Stephen's case??

[BennyHarp]

Trailer trash families will find it hard to change their lifestyle should the lad get compensation, will be influenced by ones around him and lose the lot and end up back in jail.... Lad had little or no education and very little support other than his grandparents and mother...

Where does this leave Stephen's case??

It's been a while since I watched it but was Brendan's testimony and confession used in Steven Avery's trial? If so then there must be huge doubts cast over his conviction!

[stew]

Halbach's brother is the director of football tech in the Packers' front office these days, and was even employed back when the case was on-going.

The relevance of that being what exactly?

It may simply be an interesting fact, is that ok?

[Milltown Row2]

Trailer trash families will find it hard to change their lifestyle should the lad get compensation, will be influenced by ones around him and lose the lot and end up back in jail.... Lad had little or no education and very little support other than his grandparents and mother...

Where does this leave Stephen's case??

It's been a while since I watched it but was Brendan's testimony and confession used in Steven Avery's trial? If so then there must be huge doubts cast over his conviction!

I would have thought so, sure they implied they did it together.... Now if the nephew didn't do it..

[gallsman]

Halbach's brother is the director of football tech in the Packers' front office these days, and was even employed back when the case was on-going.

The relevance of that being what exactly?

It may simply be an interesting fact, is that ok?

No, not really.

[stew]

Halbach's brother is the director of football tech in the Packers' front office these days, and was even employed back when the case was on-going.

The relevance of that being what exactly?

It may simply be an interesting fact, is that ok?

No, not really.

It looks like it will have to do ya!