Missing Woman Has Avery (Recently Released) on Edge (WI)

Wisconsin State Journal via AP Wire ^ | November 9, 2005 | Brenda Ingersoll

[streetpreacher]

If you thought the police were intentionally framing you, would you really want them to administer a lie detector test to you.

BTW, I think this guy's as guilty as sin.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"The project innocence people have a different sense of things than you..."

They've been backpedalling for a week now on just about every media outlet they can find in Wisconsin, justifying their actions.

Think the reason Avery didn't kill anyone for the past 18 years was that we were safe from him while he was behind bars? *Rolleyes*

I have an updated article I'm going to post. The title will be, "Mishicot area residents upset by grisly news" if you're interested in looking for it. :)

[MinuteGal]

I wouldn't let the police administer a lie detector test to me.

Leni

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

"It's a headache. Everybody's worried about it. They can't sleep, they're so worried," Steve Avery said of himself and his large family, who live in Manitowoc County, mostly in the Two Rivers area.

Lying, guilty b--tard!!

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Good Freeping, EEE! This guy so wanted to be caught. It's a shame that it took the death of Teresa Halbach and for him to involve his young nephew in her rape and death to put him back where he NEVER should've left in the first place; prison.

Those "Innocence Project" people screwed up Big Time. I hope they all get ulcers knowing what an animal they released back into our midst!

[A knight without armor]

What timing. I just happened to be remembering this article I read yesterday on CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/03/03/woman.slain.ap/index.html

It is terrifying to think of being in that situation and nobody to help.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"It is terrifying to think of being in that situation and nobody to help."

I blame Governor Jim Doyle (D, WI) for not allowing me to carry a concealed weapon to protect myself in public in my own home state. He's vetoed legislation TWICE in the past four years. Teresa's blood is on his hands, as is the blood of anyone else that's been maimed or murdered away from their homes (where amazingly we CAN defend ourselves) "on his watch" due to not being able to defend themselves with something as simple as a tazer or a set of brass knuckles.

Dave? Do you have any statistics showing how many people are killed at home (where they can at least defend themselves) versus those killed away from home, in states that don't allow CC?

It's infuriating. Not to mention the fact that sadistic animals such as Avery are ever released from prison in the first place, to re-offend and pick us off like flies. Grrrrr!