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u/WIScrimDEFENSE · 5 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

Re: Your question on another book. I was hopeful, as I was watching season 2, that I'd get a new book idea. But nothing. I think the reason is that there were no trials featured in season 2. (The pretrial and trial phases, rather than the appeal, are my areas of interest.) But my BD book ships in less than one week. "Anatomy of a False Confession," here: https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-False-Confession-Interrogation-Conviction/dp/1538117150

Also, you caught the gist of my post perfectly: "Reality check." Nothing was meant to criticize KZ. (I've only done one appeal ever, so that's not my place.) But viewers of the documentary could come away with an unrealistic impression about the resources and time available to try a case. That's no one's fault; it's a documentary about two particular cases, not a primer on how things work in a "typical" case. But in reality, trials are pure chaos. Even the ones I win, in hindsight, were flat-out nuts. I just won a trial last week, and what the prosecutor and I said in our opening statements was completely out the window once the evidence came in. Who knew? Despite reviewing every document and even interviewing the state's key witness, we were still (pleasantly) surprised by the testimony.

In any case, I'll be watching the documentary again, but I have to agree with the comment of one of the other posters. I am, so far, a bit unclear on what is the theory of the case and who they think did what. I really want to see the testimony of AC again, now that we believe a citizen witness told him about the location of the car. It seems like he might have been standing over it, as DS asked him at trial, while reading the license plate to the dispatcher.

Re: Your question on experts. I take some public defender appointments in Wisconsin, and they are pretty good about approving experts. In private cases, the client typically has to pay for them, or the defense lawyer can ask the court to appoint and pay, but I've never heard of such a request being approved in a private case. (I have heard of it being approved in a county-appointed defense, but that's different from a private retainer case or a public defender appointment.) Fortunately, most cases don't involve experts. When I've used them, it's been on public defender appointments or the client has paid for them directly. I haven't needed one on a county appointed case yet.)

u/Number_Third · 2 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

They are technically both V3's, but you're right, they are not the same. I recall KK was showing a reference picture for what an intact Motorola Razr V3 looks like so the jury could compare to the pictures of the burnt one.

The Motorola Razr V3 was super popular when it came out in '04, and its "sleek clamshell" design was a major part of the appeal. Many update versions in a short period of time (V3r/V3t, V3i, V3c, V3m) but the overall exterior look stayed the same. The different cellphone carriers had slight differences in the models even within the same series. The intact phone appears to be the V3m model from Alltel. The burned phone appears to be a V3x.

Edit: Scratch that. I think the burnt phone is the V3i

u/axollot · 2 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

Actually they could that's why due process was so high up on the Constitutional right to it.

I get that they couldn't conceive of local police shooting unarmed citizens (up by 200% since 2002!) And getting away with murder by being judge jury and executioner.

But consider this...

Lynching was only made illegal in 1968.

Between 1835-1964 some 5000 people were lynched.

Have you ever seen the book WITHOUT SANCTUARY?

It will amaze and horrify. Lynching was a post card worthy picnicking pastime; especially in the Deep South. But NOT ONLY!

Lynching caused my family to change my maiden name in 1919. At that time my migrant great grans from Sicily were terrified as Sicilians lynched SECOND only to black folks!

Sicilian female doctors couldn't get work. My great Aunt convinced my great grans to change name. Including all kids.

Anyone with the name is a direct relation. Now almost in thousands!

Lynching stats: https://www.citylab.com/equity/2017/01/a-comprehensive-map-of-american-lynchings/513293/

Link to book https://www.amazon.com/Without-Sanctuary-Lynching-Photography-America/dp/0944092691

u/lrbinfrisco · 2 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

Yes, that is why when you order you basic abduction kit from Amazon it provides a way to gag someone like this.

u/CaseFilesReviewer · 2 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

I've noticed that before, I believe it's the edge of the pit and they were trying to make the outer lip of a salvage drum top look like bone. This is photo of a salvage drum and its outer plastic lip can be seen along its metal ring:

https://www.amazon.com/Eagle-1654-Blow-Molded-Lever-Lock-Capacity/dp/B000LDEP0C

More of the lip section is shown from 10:40 to 11:00 and then from 11:09 to 11:14. The melted plastic can be seen on the lower piece from 11:20 to 11:24 then again 11:31. At 11:31, inside the lipped section, the raised support sections are visible. If you look to the right side of Exhibit 175, to the left of the wire pile & seat remains, you'll find the outer metal ring of the drum:

http://www.stevenaverycase.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Dassey-Exhibit-175.jpg

The outer metal ring also appears in Exhibit 169:

https://www.amazon.com/Eagle-1654-Blow-Molded-Lever-Lock-Capacity/dp/B000LDEP0C

u/[deleted] · 4 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

Not to be a tech snob, but if you're on a mobile device, why not check out a Reddit client vs. using your browser, here's a very good one, and the link via Amazon store for your Kindle;

http://www.amazon.com/TalkLittle-reddit-is-fun-unofficial/dp/B007ZGZEIU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1464059289&sr=8-1&keywords=reddit+is+fun

That'll solve yer burnt grits problem

u/JLWhitaker · 9 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

It's from Kratz's book according to the credit on the photo. "Avery: The Case Against Steven Avery"

https://www.amazon.com/Avery-Against-Steven-Making-Murderer/dp/1944648003

Which means that KK is including photos that were from the Prosecution CASE not put in EVIDENCE.

u/Whiznot · 5 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

I've been thinking along the same lines for a good while.

I can recommend two great nonfiction books that tend to connect high ranking State officials with drug trafficking and murders. One conspiracy was located in Kentucky and the other in Pennsylvania.

https://www.amazon.com/Bluegrass-Conspiracy-Inside-Story-Murder/dp/152382462X

https://www.amazon.com/Trafficking-Boom-Bust-America-Cocaine/dp/0312925239/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

u/V34L · 3 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

Nail puller struck me as well. I grew up 15 minutes from Avery's Salvage and I've only called it called 2 things around here:

  1. Super-bar that my ol man used to call it, and at 42 years old, today is the very first day I realized that was a brand name for it: https://www.amazon.com/Vaughan-B215-15-Inch-Original-SuperBar/dp/B00002N5VN

  2. Prybar or pinchbar

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    A "crowbar" was always either this or this
u/Chevron07 · 1 pointr/TickTockManitowoc

Doing some math, if the box is about half full, then that's about 1.5 liters of bone by volume.


KZ should buy one of these and send it through a wood chipper:


https://www.amazon.com/Disarticulated-Skeleton-Medical-Quality-Height/dp/B00RLTL2HI/ref=pd_sim_sbs_328_6ie=UTF8&dpID=41ClkYhukIL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=W42CVVJDNDSXZ88VYRQH

Product Dimensions: 17 x 18 x 14 inches

u/N64_Controller · 1 pointr/TickTockManitowoc

The clip is available, it works on a Windows computer with VLC.
The full documentary can be bought here:
https://www.amazon.com/Facing-Life-re-trial-Re-Trial-Zimmerman/dp/B002KBCKXW

u/trac311 · 5 pointsr/TickTockManitowoc

The innocent man by John Grisham
Another unbelievably sad story of innocent men being railroaded by the failing judicial process in a podunk town.
https://www.amazon.com/Innocent-Man-Murder-Injustice-Small/dp/B000JJ3SEM#audibleProductDescription_1541811293305