His own attorney set him up to confess.
Avery had a $33 million judgment against the city/county. Avery was set up to take the fall for a murder he did not commit. No evidence that he did it. Cops searched the bedroom and the shop numerous times. Didn’t find anything during the first 8 searches; even jackhammered the shop floor and didn’t find any blood evidence. Didn’t find any blood evidence in the bedroom, either. After 8 searches of the bedroom, they found a key under/behind a bed-side table. Problem is there was no DNA evidence on the key or key fob. How does that happen.
There was also tampering with the blood evidence in the evidence room.
The woman’s car was found in a public accessible location at the back of the lot. If Avery had done it, he would have had the car crushed.
The city/county had 33 million reasons to frame him. The jurors also knew the taxpayers will liable for paying that damage award.
I find myself in agreement with your reasoning but am interested in Candace’s take.
As for the nephew I can’t believe his “confession” was upheld. No standard at all.