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[Globe Pequot Publishing] The shocking Netflix documentary Making a Murderer left millions of viewers wondering how an apparently innocent man could be wrongfully convicted - not just once, but twice. This book explains, in plain English, the numerous flaws in Wisconsin's criminal justice system that led to the wrongful convictions of Steven Avery and his mentally challenged nephew Brendan Dassey. Equally disturbing, it also reveals that similar flaws exist in other jurisdictions of the country.The author, himself a criminal defense attorney in Wisconsin, details the egregious procedures that resulted in the Avery and Dassey convictions. Besides the use by law enforcement of suggestive eyewitness-identification methods and interrogation tactics known to produce false confessions, defense lawyers had their hands tied by a truth-suppressing trial rule. Though they had evidence that someone other than Avery murdered Teresa Halbach, Wisconsin courts rarely permit consideration of such e
Dimensions: 22.8 x 15.4 x 1.5 cm (9 x 6.1 x 0.6 in)
Weight: 281.23 g (9.92 oz)
SKU: 9781633882553
Made in: United States
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Murder in the Bayou flies off our shelves! It’s one of our bestsellers—especially since the story hits close to home for our Southwest Louisiana community. Customers are always drawn in by Ethan Brown’s deep dive into a chilling local mystery we all remember. We can’t keep it in stock!
Murder in the Bayou flies off our shelves! It’s one of our bestsellers—especially since the story hits close to home for our Southwest Louisiana community. Customers are always drawn in by Ethan Brown’s deep dive into a chilling local mystery we all remember. We can’t keep it in stock!
13 nov 2025 • Riah • Lake Charles, LA, United States

















