Friday, June 23, 2017

Qatar's neighbors issue steep list of demands to end crisis

JOSH LEDERMAN,Associated Press 8 hours ago

WASHINGTON (AP) — Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries that have cut ties to Qatar issued a steep list of demands Thursday to end the crisis, insisting that their Persian Gulf neighbor shutter Al-Jazeera, cut back diplomatic ties to Iran and sever all ties with the Muslim Brotherhood.
In a 13-point list — presented to the Qataris by Kuwait, which is helping mediate the crisis — the countries also demand an end to Turkey's military presence in Qatar. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the list in Arabic from one of the countries involved in the dispute.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain broke ties with Qatar this month over allegations the Persian Gulf country funds terrorism — an accusation that President Donald Trump has echoed. Those countries have now given Qatar 10 days to comply with all of the demands, which include paying an unspecified sum in compensation.
Qatari officials in Doha did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the AP. But the list included conditions that the gas-rich nation had already insisted would never be met, including shutting down Al-Jazeera. Qatar's government has said it won't negotiate until Arab nations lift their blockade. The demands were also likely to elicit Qatari objections that its neighbors are trying to dictate its sovereign affairs by imposing such far-reaching requirements.
Only a day earlier, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had warned the demands must be "reasonable and actionable." The U.S. issued that litmus test amid frustration at how long it was taking Saudi Arabia and others to formalize a list of demands, complicating U.S. efforts to bring about a resolution to the worst Gulf diplomatic crisis in years.
According to the list, Qatar must refuse to naturalize citizens from the four countries and expel those currently in Qatar, in what the countries describe as an effort to keep Qatar from meddling in their internal affairs.
They are also demanding that Qatar hand over all individuals who are wanted by those four countries for terrorism; stop funding any extremist entities that are designated as terrorist groups by the U.S.; and provide detailed information about opposition figures that Qatar has funded, ostensibly in Saudi Arabia and the other nations.
Qatar vehemently denies funding or supporting extremism. But the country acknowledges that it allows members of some extremist groups such as Hamas to reside in Qatar, arguing that fostering dialogue with those groups is key to resolving global conflicts.

Qatar's neighbors have also accused it of backing al-Qaida and the Islamic State group's ideology throughout the Middle East. Those umbrella groups also appear on the list of entities whose ties with Qatar must be extinguished, along with Lebanon's Hezbollah and the al-Qaida branch in Syria, once known as the Nusra Front.
More broadly, the list demands that Qatar align itself politically, economically and otherwise with the Gulf Cooperation Council, a regional club that has focused on countering the influence of Iran. Saudi Arabia and other Sunni-led nations have accused Qatar of inappropriately close ties to Iran, a Shiite-led country and Saudi Arabia's regional foe.
The Iran provisions in the document say Qatar must shut down diplomatic posts in Iran, kick out from Qatar any members of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard, and only conduct trade and commerce with Iran that complies with U.S. sanctions. Under the 2015 nuclear deal, nuclear-related sanctions on Iran were eased but other sanctions remain in place.
Cutting ties to Iran would prove incredibly difficult. Qatar shares a massive offshore natural gas field with Iran which supplies the small nation that will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup its wealth.
Not only must Qatar shut down the Doha-based satellite broadcaster, the list says, but also all of its affiliates. That presumably would mean Qatar would have to close down Al-Jazeera's English-language sister network.
Supported by Qatar's government, Al-Jazeera is one of the most widely watched Arabic channels, but it has long drawn the ire of Mideast governments for airing alternative viewpoints. The network's critics say it advances Qatar's goals by promoting Islamist movements like the Muslim Brotherhood that pose a populist threat to rulers in other Arab countries.
The list also demands that Qatar stop funding a host of other news outlets including Arabi21 and Middle East Eye.
If Qatar agrees to comply, the list asserts that it will be audited once a month for the first year, and then once per quarter in the second year after it takes effect. For the following 10 years, Qatar would be monitored annually for compliance.
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Hussain Al-Qatari in Kuwait, Jon Gambrell in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Vivian Salama in Washington contributed to this report.
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Former professional basketball player Dennis Rodman spoke out in an exclusive interview with ABC News about his recent trip to North Korea, suggesting that he is partly responsible for the reclusive nation's release of American college student Otto Warmbier, who died last Monday, just days after being medically evacuated from a North Korean prison.
"I was just so happy to see the kid released," Rodman told "Good Morning America" co-anchor Michael Strahan of when he first learned of Warmbier's release. "Later that day, that's when we found out he was ill, no one knew that. We jumped up and down ... Some good things came of this trip."
Otto Warmbier, American student detained in North Korea for 17 months, dies
Coma-stricken student released from North Korea arrives back in US
Warmbier, who was released on the same day that Rodman arrived in North Korea for a brief visit, was sent back to the U.S. in a state of unresponsive wakefulness, according to doctors at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
The University of Virginia student was detained by North Korea for nearly 17 months following his January 2016 arrest in Pyongyang, for allegedly trying to steal a propaganda poster while he was visiting the country on a sightseeing tour.
Despite Rodman's belief that he had something to do with Warmbier's release, a Department of State spokesperson has said that Rodman had nothing to do with Warmbier's release, according to the Associated Press. Warmbier's father also said in a statement to ABC News that "Dennis Rodman had nothing to do with Otto returning to the United States."
Chris Volo, Rodman's agent who accompanied the athlete on his trip to North Korea, told ABC News that before they went, "I asked on behalf of Dennis for his release three times."
"I know being there had something to do with it," Volo said of Warmbier's release. "Because when I was organizing the trip ... and I meet with the delegates here, you know, I addressed ... Otto Warmbier. And I said to them, 'we...would need his...you know, a release, some type of good faith, if we're ever going to do some type of future sports relations ... They said they understood."
Rodman said he wished to "give all the prayer and love" to the Warmbier's family, adding "I didn't know that he was sick."
Volo added that they have contacted the family and are hoping to meet them, "but we were told that, you know, it just couldn't happen."
The two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year said he didn't meet with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-Un, during his most recent visit.

"The previous times we did," he added. "I think the fact that, you know, my trips going up to North Korea is more like trying ... to get to communicate sports-wise. It ain't about trying to release people."
"It's not trying to do ... political stuff. It's almost just trying to reach out for sports and see if I can bring sports to North Korea," Rodman said.
PHOTO: Former professional basketball player Dennis Rodman spoke out in an exclusive interview with 'GMA' co-anchor Michael Strahan about his recent trip to North Korea. (ABC News)

PHOTO: Former professional basketball player Dennis Rodman spoke out in an exclusive interview with 'GMA' co-anchor Michael Strahan about his recent trip to North Korea. (ABC News)

'People don't see ... the good side about that country'

Rodman also discussed how the country has changed over the course of his visits, saying "we've seen a lot of changes," including "the fact that it is so modernized now."
"When you go over there, and you hear the radio, and ... people are talking," Rodman said. "They're so happy now, because it's more like ... it's civilized again."
Rodman, who calls North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un a friend, said, "people don't see ... the good side about that country. It's like going, like, to Asia. It's like going to like Istanbul, Turkey, or any place like that. It's pretty much just like that. You're know, you going to see some poverty. You're going to see some people that's not doing too well."
"I think people don't see him as ... a friendly guy," Rodman added of the country's dictator, adding "if you actually talk to him" you would see a different side of him.
"We sing karaoke," Rodman added of his relationship with Jong-Un. "It's all fun. Ride horses, everything."
"It's the politics that's the bad thing. If we can try to figure something out, just open the door," Rodman suggested, saying that he believes "if Donald Trump had a chance," he would fly to North Korea "and try to make peace."
Rodman, who identifies as a Trump supporter, also called on the president to join him in creating peace with North Korea.
"I'll ask him right now. Donald, come talk to me. Let's try to work this out. Because you know what? I get nothing out of this. The only thing I get is out of pride for my country, America. I love America," Rodman said. "But I want these two sides to get together and try to figure something out. Some dialogue. That's it."
Rodman also revealed that the North Korean leader gave him a message to pass on to former President Obama on one of his previous visits, and he thinks the next time he visits, the leader may give him a message for President Trump
"I think the next time we go, I think it's going to be in August. I think the fact that when ... I sit there and talk to him ... he'll throw comments out there," Rodman said of Kim Jong-Un. "You know, he'll say, 'I want three things, Dennis, from you, if you can do this for us.'"
Rodman said that his message for former President Obama was to ask him to "move his ships."
"He said, 'There's just one thing I, I, would love for ... Obama to do,'" Rodman said of his conversation with Kim Jong-Un. "He said, 'I would love him if he can move his ships...away a little bit.' That's the one thing he asked me. He said, 'If he can do that, I think we can have some new positive.'"
Rodman said that he is not going to North Korea for attention, saying, "I don't need to be on TV."
"What am I getting out of this? I'm going over there out of my kindness of my heart just to try to help. Just to open the door ... a little bit so we can have [a] talk," Rodman said.
"I'm spending hundreds of dollars just to go over there to try to just open the door a little bit," Rodman said.
Rodman said despite the widespread criticism and backlash that he has faced for his trips to North Korea, "I think it's worth it."
ABC News' Morgan Winsor contributed to this report

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Nancy Pelosi responds to calls for her ouster: 'I think I'm worth the trouble'

Maxwell Tani,Business Insider 22 hours ago

(Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in a press conference.AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said she would not bow to pressure to step aside as some Democrats have argued that Pelosi's image may be hurting Democratic candidates.
In a press conference, Pelosi said she felt "very confident" in her support in the Democratic caucus, despite some assessments that Democrats have lost a number of special elections in red districts this year because of Republicans' successful ability to demonize Pelosi and link Democratic congressional hopefuls to the minority leader.
"I think I'm worth the trouble, quite frankly," Pelosi said. I love the fray, I'm not disrespectful of people's views."
"My decision about how long I stay is not up to them," Pelosi said earlier in the conference.
She criticized reporters for focusing on criticism of her rather than the rollout of the Senate healthcare bill on Thursday. She slammed Republicans for secretively crafting the bill‚ which would slash tax credits for low and middle-income Americans who purchase their own healthcare.
She also highlighted her track record for legislative victories and ability to hold her caucus together on tough votes, and adding that younger members had opportunities for climbing House leadership.
"They've spent over $100 million dollars demonizing me," Pelosi said.
"I believe one of the reasons they did it is I'm an effective leader. We passed the Affordable Care Act, we passed Dodd-Frank," she added.
Following Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff's loss in Georgia on Tuesday, several House Democrats expressed concern that Pelosi may continue to be a drag on the ticket, noting that Republicans — fairly or not — branded her as out-of-touch with the many American voters.
Rep. Tim Ryan, who unsuccessfully challenged Pelosi for minority leader last year, told Business Insider he did not know how Democrats could take the House in 2018 if the GOP was successfully able to convince independents and Republicans that a vote for a Democratic candidate is essentially a vote for Pelosi's leadership.
"I don't know if there is a solution in the short term," Ryan said. "It's clear that tactic still works, still packs a punch, and it's part of a broader toxicity of being part of the Democratic brand regardless of where you are."
As they have in the past, Republicans have mocked Pelosi's leadership.
In a tweet on Thursday, President Donald Trump taunted Pelosi.

Asked specifically about the tweet at Thursday's press conference, Pelosi laughed and alluded to Democrats' popular vote advantage in the 2016 elections.
"He didn't write that," Pelosi said.
"Because it's a classic Republican line. The fact is that when we need to redistrict our country so when we get the majority of the votes in the country, it is reflected as the majority of the votes in the congress."
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Derek Jeter’s playing career may be over, but he’s still looking for better teammates. The former New York Yankees legend has been in pursuit of the Miami Marlins for weeks, but he lacks the money necessary to close the deal, according to the Associated Press.

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Jeter met with both Major League Baseball and Marlins officials to discuss the possible sale on Thursday, and told them he needed more time to gather cash from his investors, according to the report. His group reportedly bid about $1.3 billion for the franchise.
Jeter’s pursuit of the Marlins has hit some snags the past few months. He initially teamed up with former Florida governor Jeb Bush to buy the team, but Bush left the group during a power struggle with Jeter. Bush reportedly had about $20 million invested. While that sounds like a lot of money, it was not considered a huge impediment to Jeter continuing his quest of owning the Marlins.
On top of that, it’s believed another group, one led by Tagg Romney and Tom Glavine, submitted a similar bid. That’s likely going to put some pressure on Jeter to succeed. If he can’t gather up money soon, the Romney/Glavine group could come away with the team.

Derek Jeter still needs some more money if he wants the Marlins. (AP Photo) — Derek Jeter still needs some more money if he wants the Marlins. (AP)

The benefits of Jeter owning a franchise are fairly obvious. For years, he was considered the face of the baseball. Getting him back involved, even as an owner, would be good for the game. People like Jeter. People might actually care about the Marlins if he buys them.
Commissioner Rob Manfred realizes as much. While Manfred has said MLB is considering every group, he’s hasn’t exactly shied away from praising Jeter. During a June interview, Manfred described himself as a “huge fan of Derek, professionally and personally.”
Jeter might be running out of time, though. In that same interview, Manfred expressed a desire “get some clarity” before the trade deadline. He wants to make sure new ownership has a say in the team’s moves at that point. If that’s still the goal, Jeter has a little over a month to gather up the required cash to get it done.
You would think MLB will give him that chance. No one is saying it publicly, but it sure seems like Jeter’s group is preferred over the competition.
Either way, it looks like the Marlins are going to be sold. If Jeter can’t manage to get the money needed to secure the winning bid, the team will likely go to the group led by Romney and Glavine.
It might be harder to sell that to casual fans who loved Jeter during his career, but the league is going to benefit from any sale, especially at that price.
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Court upholds 'Making a Murderer' Brendan Dassey's overturned conviction

MICHAEL DELMORO and MICHAEL ROTHMAN,Good Morning America 14 hours ago

The appeals court handling "Making a Murderer" subject Brendan Dassey's case today upheld a 10-month-old ruling that the 27-year-old's murder conviction be overturned.
Last August, a federal judge in Milwaukee overturned the 2007 conviction for allegedly murdering Teresa Halbach, saying that Dassey's confession was obtained when investigators gave the then 16-year-old "false promises."
Read: 'Making a Murderer' Brendan Dassey to Remain in Prison Pending Appeal
Related: 'Making a Murderer' Brendan Dassey's Conviction Overturned
The judge, William Duffin, also cited "Dassey’s age, intellectual deficits, and the absence of a supportive adult," in ruling the confession "involuntary."
In 2007, Dassey was convicted as a teenager along with his uncle Steven Avery of murdering Teresa Halbach two years earlier. Dassey was sentenced to life in prison. Then, last year, his story and interrogation were shown as part of the Netflix series, "Making a Murderer," which raised questions about the case.
The state appealed Duffin's ruling late last year and it was taken to federal appeals while Dassey remained in prison.
The original ruling was upheld by a three-judge panel, Dassey's lawyer Laura Nirider confirmed to ABC News.
"What better way to join Twitter than to announce some very good news: Victory in Brendan #Dassey appeal. Thank God. #MakingaMurderer," she tweeted.
Another of Dassey's lawyers, Steven A Drizin, added on social media that "7th Circuit AFFIRMS Judge Duffin in 2-1 decision. This round goes to Brendan Dassey 2-1."
"We are overjoyed for Brendan and his family, and we look forward to working to secure his release from prison as soon as possible. As of today’s date, Brendan Dassey has lost 4,132 days of his life to prison," his legal team wrote in a statement.
The state has 90 days to retry Dassey. A spokesman for Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel told ABC News that they are "evaluating" the decision.
"We anticipate seeking review by the entire 7th Circuit or the United States Supreme Court and hope that today’s erroneous decision will be reversed," the spokesman said. "We continue to send our condolences to the Halbach family as they have to suffer through another attempt by Mr. Dassey to re-litigate his guilty verdict and sentence."

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- TrumpHasBigBoobies 18 hours ago
  
  Some good news today. Poor kid has suffered greatly because of overzealous prosecution and law enforcement. The rights of the less well off and intellectually compromised should not be trampled on anywhere ever. I hope he sues and gives them a reason to think next time they want to railroad folks just cause they can.
  
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- D. 16 hours ago
  
  It is so obvious that the county set Steve up to nullify the $40 million he was awarded. The one juror who was excused due to illness heard one of the jurors speak about what she had read in the papers and how the victim was raped. There was never any testimony to that. The blood was planted. The car keys miraculously turned up after a SECOND search of the bedroom. Give me a break. I'm waiting for the next presentation of the series.
  
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- Curtis 17 hours ago
  
  This young boy was railroaded through an exhaustive "interview" process in which he was told he could "go home" if he just said he committed the crime. The prosecutors prosecuting this case are the ones who should be prosecuted.
  
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- Justin Credible 17 hours ago
  
  Time to put Ken Kratz and Len Kachinsky in Dassey's place!
  
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- Jon 16 hours ago
  
  Ever notice prosecutors will never admit they are wrong. Need to change laws that prevents prosecutors from being sued when they crapola like this BS.
  
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- chris 17 hours ago
  
  the state and prosecutors are trying to save face. This whole case was a circus from the beginning.
  
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- CareyBaby310 16 hours ago
  
  I seen the Netflix doc. and I truly felt horrible to my soul for both him and his uncle. I will never understand how anyone could have thought or even agreed to a GUILTY verdict. I am sorry Teresa had to lose her life and we will never know what happen, but to throw 2 people away, that clearly are NOT guilty is F**ken crazy to me in this day and age.
  
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- B 15 hours ago
  
  This entire case was a fiasco. If you truly watched and paid attention to what happened you would clearly be able to see that these men have no place in prison. They were both the victims of a corrupt county and system. Hopefully, Brendan can have some sort of normal life after all of this. Now justice needs to be done for Steve so that he can enjoy what little bit of his life he has left. The icing on the cake would be to see Ken Kratz put in their place seeing as how he was the leader of the witch hunt that ruined them.
  
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- Financial Imperalist 14 hours ago
  
  Those cops in that case are pigs, and the persecutor cares nothing about justice, only about winning even if a person is falsely accused.
  
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- Philpot 15 hours ago
  
  We have a couple of major problems that can and should be fixed now in our court system. 1st no one should be allowed to make or be offer a plea bargain deal before there charges are tried by a jury of there peers .our court system bullies mainly the poor and uneducated,many of which are innocent ,into pleading guilty because they are told that no one will believe them or they cant afford legal representation many are coerced into a false confession. 2nd promotions of court officials should not be evaluated by the number of convictions nor by there peers ,its just one dog scratching another dogs back , but should be reviewed by the general public called to serve in the same way juries are chosen. they should be judged on a scale of are they doing justice for the community and are the accused being justly tried and a just sentence imposed on the guilty .many prosecutors aren't interested in what is justice only what the score card says to there favor . honestly all of america is astonished at many of the sentences given for minor offences, as well as some of the light sentences given for some of the most serious violent crimes ,and are the poor being judged by the same rule and punishment as the privileged 3rd and probably one of the biggest problems is un privatising the jail and prison system anytime the all mighty dollar is the motive you will have abuse and corruption and in america the prison and jail system has exploded in the last twenty years and as long as the corporate prison owners make campaign donations and back room deals for money our politicians are guaranteeing the prisons stay filled,AMERICA HOME OF THE LARGEST PRISION POPULATION ON THE PLANET.
  
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- Billy Ray 6 hours ago
  
  They tell you not to ever lie to law enforcement. Meanwhile law enforcement lies to you constantly. Even in a country with laws and rights, they are useless when the people in charge are corrupt liars.
  
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- Simba 8 hours ago
  
  Ken Kratz - The Wisconsin prosecutor who convicted Steven Avery, the subject of the blockbuster documentary Making a Murderer, bragged about his role in the controversial case to impress women he wanted to date and was accused multiple times of abusing his official position to coerce women into sexual conversations and acts, according to documents obtained by Newsweek.
  
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- Ryan 11 hours ago
  
  Not one shred of physical evidence, only an illegally coerced confession from the most corrupt law enforcement department in the country! #Crooked Manitowoc Way Past Time for Brandon to go home!!
  
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- Tenacious 1 hour ago
  
  It was a travesty of justice that the boy was questioned by police without a parent or lawyer present AND that judges allowed it as admissible evidence in his trial and appeals. He should sue them for time lost and (unlike his uncle) get the hell out of Manitowac County.
  
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- JC 5 hours ago
  
  The Attorney General cannot be seriously thinking about retrying that poor #$%$ kid. There are some serious ethical problems in the Wisconsin legal system.
  
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- Robert 11 hours ago
  
  Its so funny how the system work hard to keep the innocent behind bars and let the monster ones out.
  
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- Amber 1 hour ago
  
  And so it should be. That poor kid was completely taken advantage of and coerced into confessing to a horrible crime he didn't take any part in. He deserves his freedom after sitting in prison for so long. I hope he's reunited with his family soon. I haven't even finished Making a Murderer yet but watching Brendan's part of the story broke my heart. He was an innocent kid who was preyed on because he was so very easily manipulated.
  
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- David 1 hour ago
  
  Time to find the real killer and put them behind bars.
  
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- Tie Red 15 hours ago
  
  If he is innocent why on earth did yahoo choose this picture of him in cuffs to run under the headline? Yahoo is getting as bad as the huffington poop.
  
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- Go Patriots 1 hour ago
  
  I am a former Private Investigator. I have seen the same exact corruption within police departments and prosecutors offices in several cases I worked.
  
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- FED UP WITH LIBS 2 hours ago
  
  Never thought for a second the kid had anything to do with it. I was amazed after watching the show at how the system played this 16 year old. Shame on us for thinking this is how we get justice.10 years in jail and now they say his testimony was coerced when the whole world saw it 10 years ago????
  
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- Shannon 12 hours ago
  
  Brendan is going to be BLOWN AWAY when he gets his hands on Breath of the Wild.
  
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- Scorpio 4 hours ago
  
  This happens to poor minority kids every day and no one cares.
  
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- The Truth 30 minutes ago
  
  Understand something here people. This overturned conviction isn't the court saying Dassey is innocent. Far from it. The courts decision is based on the premise of Dassey's confession being coerced. The state can re-try him, without the confession as evidence. Do some research. If you've only seen that crapfest they called a documentary, you don't know half the story. The physical evidence points to Avery and Dassey. Without a doubt. I live in Manitowoc county, and followed this case live. The amount of evidence left out and misreporting that film is bordering on criminal. Think I'm wrong? Try this: search "vacutainer" online, and see what you find. That's just to start.
  
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- K 17 hours ago
  
  About fricken time!
  
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- Jonny 10 hours ago
  
  Steven Avery and his nephew really got screwed by the Cops and Prosecutors. If Life was like the Movies, the "Equaliser" would arrive on the scene and even the odds.
  
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- Lita 1 hour ago
  
  I am surprise the court didn't mention also Brendan's "public defender". Just because of his actions I think is enough to overturn. And this lawyer should not be allowed to practice law.
  
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- Walker 1 hour ago
  
  No one is worried if the guy is innocent or not. The most important thing to the prosecutor is to win the case for your own career.
  
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- BeReal 1 hour ago
  
  Praise the Lord! Finally this poor kid obtained justice. Best of luck for him
  
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- Robert 11 hours ago
  
  This only shows how the law is so bent.
  
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- Deanna 45 minutes ago
  
  Teresa Halbach has lost more that 4132 days of her life to...... murder
  
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- Ron 10 hours ago
  
  I don't know the intimate details of this case, but from what I do know I thought this kid may have gotten a bad wrap. As such, good to hear his conviction was overturned.
  
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- Roberto F 13 hours ago
  
  Fatso behind him looks angry the kid ate his donut.
  
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- Kent 45 minutes ago
  
  what a bunch of ignorant losers. Just because he is mentally challenged and had bad or no role models that does not change the fact he aided in murder, the evidence was there even without the confession. So now we have a mentally challenged sociopath back on the streets due to he is ignorant and young when he helped murder some one.
  
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- TENNISLOVE 35 minutes ago
  
  And according to black people, this only happens to them.
  
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- Angela 16 minutes ago
  
  I have followed the case and watched the documentary. In my opinion, the documentary is biased and omits key details to make you think they are innocent. Whether they are guilty or not is completely up for debate, but learn all of the facts before you form your opinion, and not just from the documentary itself. The Netflix series leaves out Avery's DNA (from sweaty hands) that was found in Teresa's car, even though he said he never touched it. And I doubt the Manitowoc Police had a vial of Avery's sweat in their possession for that purpose. The documentary also leaves out the fact that Teresa and Steven knew eachother because she had been to his property before and that he specifically requested her that last time she came to take pictures. And I'm sure everyone knows by now how Avery likes to dabble in dousing cats in gasoline and throwing them into bonfires; so they didn't bother to include that in the documentary either.
  
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- Bakin' Soda 33 minutes ago
  
  Too bad that the Attorney Grneral won't just admit that the police used Teresa's death as a way to get back at Steven for winning so much money and making the entire county look like shxt. This Attorney General doesn't give a fxck about her family. He cares about his reputation. And if keeping a mentally deficient young man with the intelligence of a 12 year old in prison is what it takes to do that, he is willing to do it. What a loser.
  
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- GloBug 45 minutes ago
  
  Good for him. If the state wants to retry his case, they will lose the second time around. Number one, there are two many people who know about this case and have seen the series. Number two, Dassey has good lawyers this time around. I feel for the Halbach family, I really do. But if they want justice, they should want the right person behind bars and not some innocent kid. Granted he's not a kid anymore, but he was. I'm glad the judges were able to confirm and uphold the fact that this kid was railroaded into a false confession. The cops and prosecution should feel like garbage for what they did. I don't know how any person with common sense could see that interrogation video and think this kid actually committed this crime. The reason he was convicted in the first place, is because the full length of his interrogation was NOT shown during his trial. The prosecution picked about a 5 minute segment out of HOURS of footage.
  
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- Katherine 50 minutes ago
  
  When are we going to pass a law that states children under 18 may not be questioned without an attorney or guardian present? When are we going to pass a law that states people with a mental disadvantage may not be questioned without representation? When are we going to pass a law that states children under 18 can not be tried and convicted as adults? When are we going to pass a law that states children may not be housed with adults? Children do not understand their Miranda Rights. Children do not have the ability to withstand an officer's threat and pressure. Children do not understand the ramifications of a crime. Children are just that, children. Take a look at our country's history over the last 30 years. We have convicted and imprisoned children as adults. We have allowed, who knows how many children, to be questioned by and lied to by police and prosecutors. We have convicted the mentally disadvantaged knowing they don't understand our justice system nor why they are charged or what they have done. We have unjustly imprisoned children who were coerced by police to make guilty statements. Our justice system needs to be cleaned up. Our justice system needs to be fair to all. All these problems and I have not even mentioned the fact that if one has money, one will be better represented. If one has money and/or white, one will be treated with more respect. Hell, we let a killer go loose because his parents money impaired his ability to make good decisions and choices. And people wonder why I taught my children to be quite and ask for an attorney and myself if they are ever questioned by police.
  
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- Ross 1 hour ago
  
  It's highly disturbing to see people base their opinions on a severely flawed tv show instead of actually looking at the facts themselves. I agree with the court's decision, this kid was not in a place where he could legally give a confession, and as a result that never should have been a part of any potential prosecution. That said, anyone who can look at the FACTS of the case—not some BS television show that conveniently leaves out large sections of important information—can see that Avery is UNQUESTIONABLY guilty. There is no possibility that police "planted" all of the evidence, some of which Avery himself has admitted to and some of which he has no defense for. This kid never should have been tried with that illegitimate confession, but Avery is without a doubt, guilty.
  
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- jamus d 5 hours ago
  
  Despite all our brashness about equality in justice, it is perfectly legal for a policeman to lie to you (even make promises and deals he won't or even can't keep - he is doing the lying for the prosecution attorneys who legally can't lie to you or they face disbarment haha) yet if you lie to the policeman it is a serious and imprisonable offence. That didn't lead to justice for this literally poor and intellectually challenged kid; See what they did in the Sommer's "murder case." Disgusting ego-driven prosecution and nobody is investigating who "spiked" Todd's organs because it had to be a "Marine." http://www.murderpedia.org/female.S/s/sommer-cynthia.htm
  
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- muchdoubt 2 hours ago
  
  Once again, I cannot stress it enough, how happy I am that Dassey's nightmare may be about to end. This was a conviction that never should have occurred. The "confession" should NOT have been called that at all, but instead, quite simply put, a coercion. Those investigators need to have something similar occur to one of their children, as far as being "guided" to say what they wanted to hear, and not accepting anything else unless and until they heard it. Dassey "confessed" so he could go back to school for his afternoon classes, which is what he was led to believe would happen. That "boy" was no more guilty of her murder, than am I.
  
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- Alpha 7 hours ago
  
  Don't be fooled people, Dassey is a psychopath and he was involved in helping his creepy uncle Steven Avery lure, kidnap, torture, rape (they are probably necros), and murder Teresa Halbach. Both Avery and Dassey are where they belong in prison. NOBODY was 'railroaded' in either of these trials as both of these men did kidnap, rape, torture, and murder Teresa Halbach and justice was served. The Netflix series was biased and left out tons of facts and if you actually look at all of the evidence presented in both trials you will see that both Avery and Dassey did murder Teresa Halbach. There are innocent people in prison or jail but Avery and Dassey are not them.
  
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- Morcrist 5 minutes ago
  
  After watching the Netflix documentary I came to the conclusion that although I believe Steven Avery is guilty of murdering Teresa Halbach how could anyone find him guilty under our legal system? With the obvious evidence tampering there is no way a rational person could get over the beyond a reasonable doubt threshold. Avery is guilty and Dassey to a lesser degree but under out legal system them should be exonerated.
  
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- George 13 minutes ago
  
  I have a friend who is a lawyer. He has stated that you should NEVER believe police promises - their job is to gather evidence for the prosecutor's office - police will promise anything to get a verbal indication of guilt.
  
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- Zorak 30 minutes ago
  
  Anyone who doubts the power of propaganda should take a look at how people's opinions of this case were molded by a film. A one sided film that painted law enforcement and prosecutors as the bad guys, and cold blooded rapists and murderers as the victims. The same principles of propaganda can get an obviously unqualified, utterly contemptible, and corrupt person elected to the highest office of the land.
  
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- Chad 31 minutes ago
  
  Lots of posts about the prosecutors not caring about right or wrong. Unfortunately that is what this country/world is when it comes to the law nowadays. Even if the defense knows your guilty they will do everything in their power to get you off. Prosecutors have the same mindset but in reverse. It's not really about who is actually guilty or innocent, it's how the lawyers can convince the jury to believe them.
  
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- Aaron 1 hour ago
  
  My predictions about this entire fiasco are coming true. A cop reads her license plate number off a vehicle 3 days before they actually find the vehicle. Total set up. I hope all these law enforcement officials and prosecutors get what's coming to them.
  
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- Frederick 1 hour ago
  
  Overturning the conviction does not mean the kid is innocent. It simply means that his due process was violated, so in this case the system is attempting to correct an initial wrong. It will be a difficult case to re-prosecute because a lot of the previous evidence will likely not be accepted (again due to procedural violations). It will be interesting to see what new evidence the prosecutors will present this time around.
  
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- GRZMNL 10 minutes ago
  
  The prosecution as well as law enforcement can use such tactics to convict you...that's common knowledge. That three judge panel knows that.
  
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- Dash Riprock 12 minutes ago
  
  Coming soon, the sequel, "Unmaking a Murderer". Why don't we let the media and documentary producers try all of our cases? We only have to tell them which outcome we want and it will be manufactured for us.
  
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- Patrick L 15 minutes ago
  
  If his testimony is deemed "involuntary" which sounds like coerced can that be used in an appeal for Steven Avery?
  
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- The Messenger 17 minutes ago
  
  Dumas juries are a big part of the problem. I can make any kid confess to anything in a few hours if he does not have a lawyer or parent at the interrogation.
  
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- exec 25 minutes ago
  
  So another 90 days of madness.
  
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- Raw Reality 27 minutes ago
  
  What if Steven Avery happens to throw a monkey wrench at Brandon Dassey by saying he physically participated in the murder?
  
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- Derek 34 minutes ago
  
  As a Trump supporter I am glad this dumb white kid is being released but I would be furious about this if he were black or Mexican.
  
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- New Me 35 minutes ago
  
  The prosecutor and police should be behind bars.
  
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- Hawk 39 minutes ago
  
  In 90 days the state may choose to retry. What a joke! Good luck finding an impartial jury. This case has been brought to light in the public eye that lines have been drawn in the sand now. People can easily lie to get on the jury just to make sure the defendant is either found guilty or not.
  
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- Jessio 40 minutes ago
  
  Let's just hope that 10 years in prison hasn't turned this young man into an actual criminal.
  
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- John s 47 minutes ago
  
  The prosecutor should go to jail for what he did to this poor kid.
  
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- ginger 52 minutes ago
  
  This is great news. I am so glad he is free. Now they need to overturn Steve Avery's conviction. I cannot believe the corruption in that legal system. I cannot believe the district attorney, really believes this kid is guilty!!
  
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- Vina C 52 minutes ago
  
  Amazing news and about damn time! So sad how he has sat in jail so long over this. I hope he can enjoy the rest of his life with his family, and hopefully they move the hell out of Wisconsin!
  
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- lowrider 55 minutes ago
  
  We have a system where prosecutors MUST prove guilty...luckily we have many laws in place to protect citizens from these overzealous guardians of our safety...apparently these laws were broken.
  
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- Quinn 58 minutes ago
  
  I hope he doesn't move back to his hometown. The cops will just set him up for something else and he'll end up back in jail. The only thing that he's guilty of is being mentally deficient.
  
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- Ryan 1 hour ago
  
  This is old news. I thought this kid has already been released.
  
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- J 1 hour ago
  
  Stupid prosecutor.
  
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- Ock 1 hour ago
  
  He murdered her end of story. Death penalty. And prosecutors no more promises. That's a slap in the face to honest law abiding Americans.
  
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- John 1 hour ago
  
  Loving that white privilege!
  
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- deedee 1 hour ago
  
  He most likely is guilty. Do not take netflex as accurate. It was biased and made to make money. That being said, this guy's rights were trampled on by law enfotcement
  
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- Jack 1 hour ago
  
  I hope he leaves the state as soon as he is released. The crooked cops in his town will do everything possible to set him up again, just out of spite.
  
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- Louis 1 hour ago
  
  Corrupt county should be investigated by the feds.
  
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- Moriah Lail 1 hour ago
  
  I always thought how they got his confession was shady as hell. I am glad that their family, who has been through the ringer, is finally getting some good news!
  
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- Brett 2 hours ago
  
  Is it not the most American thing you've ever heard that if not for a Netflix special no one would have ever known about this poor kid and what the "justice" system did to him?
  
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- Fifi 2 hours ago
  
  Conviction overturned. Awesome! Now sue!
  
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- ROBERT 2 hours ago
  
  Wow, this was done during the barack administration, so then they released actual felons back to do felon things but because this kid was white he was not helped.
  
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- michael 3 hours ago
  
  Just wonderful. A piece of garbage will be free thanks to Netflix and some liberal idiot judges.
  
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- s 43 minutes ago
  
  This is a sad case. I wonder how many innocent minority prisoners are in prison? because no one made a netflex movie out of their case no one will ever want to review their cases. Minority minors are thrown in adult prisons everyday, no one seems to care about them. I guess a white kid killing someone is worth a movie, but for a young underage minority person it's just another day in our justice system.
  
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- Molly 43 minutes ago
  
  If anyone watched the documentary, it was obvious the police were telling this kid what to say and how to draw out the crime scene. You could tell the kid did not have the normal intelligence of a 16 year old and he was going to go along with whatever anyone told him.
  
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- Apu 1 hour ago
  
  I don't know the extent of his guilt here. Don't know the case that well. But this is a tired old story - cops and prosecutors doing whatever they can to sway a case in their favor. Who knows how many thousands or millions have rotted in jails, innocent of the crime for which they were convicted while the real skum roam free - sometimes in uniform.
  
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- Peter 1 hour ago
  
  Teresa Halbach 4862 days not breathing and still counting. Not too much sympathy for his short time in prison. It's sad when you think it's a great day because a murderer might go free. Your sense of right and wrong is badly damaged. I know this is your five minutes of fame and all, but still.....
  
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- food for thought 2 hours ago
  
  change of venue!!! don't know how either one could get a fair trial in the court. totally unfair... NO evidence to support either conviction. What a travesty of justice for both defendants. DA, judge etc., involved in the first trial should be PUT IN PRISON! Enough of this BS.
  
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- Dean 6 hours ago
  
  Good for them. The poor kid had the IQ of a typical black so he shouldn't be held responsible for his actions.
  
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- Gary 6 hours ago
  
  to everyone who thinks this is a just decision: lets let sensationalized tv shows that care nothing for the facts make all of our decisions, not informed juries who have actually listened to testimony.
  
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- kO_oties 6 hours ago
  
  If Brendan were Black or some other minority, I doubt it posters would be trying to exonerate him...
  
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- Ray 7 hours ago
  
  The officer in the photo looks like the murder's father.
  
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- David R 7 hours ago
  
  Moral of the story: murder someone in cold blood, confess, go to jail, then talk some cheesy TV cable show into featuring you so you can walk free.
  
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- Virginia 11 hours ago
  
  The majority of replies on here are painfully laughable to get through. What a torture reading comments from a bunch of people who cannot form an intelligent thought. Thank you America for that great education you have bestowed upon these Morons
  
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- moonunit 13 hours ago
  
  What are the details? Another feminist who angered men to the point of killing her most likely. These feminazi's just can learn. Therefore the killing will continue. Smart men avoid them like the Ebola virous in the first place and find a foreign wife.
  
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- Ace San 29 minutes ago
  
  It took a show to get justice to kick-off. But there won't be true justice until law enforcement and the prosecutors involved are penalized....not just in this case but in many cases where they convict someone just for a bonus.
  
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- Harry 58 minutes ago
  
  The netflix show was incredibly BIAS... and her is fact, the deceased females remains WERE FOUND ON THE PROPERTY OF HIS UNCLE.. and he admitted to helping the skum bag uncle kill and burn her in a fire pit. It's nice to see how BIAS media shows can brainwash the weakest minded snowflakes. This whole family is skum.... and the victim is still DEAD
  
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- - - Shawn 43 minutes ago
      
      And of course that is the only way for remains to be there. As for his 'confession'? Give me a break. I watched them coach this mentally handicapped boy through the confession. You say the show is biased? True enough. So are the cops and prosecutors. The show opened several questions, like two cops not supposed to be involved finding keys on search 3.
      
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      Harry, that property is SOOO big that ANYONE could have put that car and her remains there. If you read the transcripts of the WHOLE trial, her car was spotted miles away from that property and the EX boyfriend doesn't have an alibi. Stop trying to blame everything on a documentary that was shown to let everyone in the country know that the Manitowoc POLICE, Attorney's and Judge were the bias ones.
      
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- Sly Si 13 minutes ago
  
  WOW , so he confessed ....to something he did not do ????? MAYBE someone should make TV shows about all the rest of the ...INNOCENT SOULS ...in the prisons ?? BUT ..." The original ruling was upheld by a three-judge panel, Dassey's lawyer Laura Nirider confirmed to ABC News. "What better way to join Twitter than to announce some very good news: Victory in Brendan #Dassey appeal. Thank God. #MakingaMurderer," she tweeted." ....make it so they have to live with their LAWYERS for a few years when released !
  
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- Rusty Shackleford 16 hours ago
  
  I think it's disgusting they are letting this man out. He obviously had some sort of hand in what happened. Whether it was killing her or burning the body. You liberals have lost your damn minds.
  
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- Gary 6 hours ago
  
  so now sensationalized TV is making decisions as to who is guilty and who is not. if you can get a one-sided story that serves the interest of the media, you and commit murder and walk free. maybe Depp isn't so looney.
  
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- you wish you were me 50 minutes ago
  
  so i guess the uncle must be innocent too then right?
  
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- Au·Ton·O·Mous 5 hours ago
  
  Good job there Bill Duff.. 'Making a Serial Killer', the sequel.
  
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- wildman 6 seconds ago
  
  He knew what he was doing and there is no reason to release him he was apart of this murder as well and should rot in hell for it with his uncle.
  
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- john 14 minutes ago
  
  So, is everyone celebrating an accomplish being released on a technicality or is the kid actually innocent of all wrong doing ?
  
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- Barbara 14 minutes ago
  
  Hope he gets out!! He isn't guilty, and the investigators were so wrong - he needs strong mental health help!!
  
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- Jason 27 minutes ago
  
  Now time for Steven to be released.
  
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- Fitz 29 minutes ago
  
  Sad part is he's a long ways away from being released. But when he gets out, sue the living #$%$ out of them. Also, he should leave the state and have an alibi at all times so they don't set him up like people think they did to SA.
  
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- Ben 32 minutes ago
  
  Good. Dude clearly didn't belong in prison.
  
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- Freedom Of Speech 34 minutes ago
  
  Another murderer back on the streets
  
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- Know One Knows 47 minutes ago
  
  That kid was so NOT GUILTY!! It makes a shame of our justice system that the DA's office does not just admit fault!
  
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- Shonay 55 minutes ago
  
  they act like that whole clan is innocent - someone in that family killed that woman!!!
  
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- tanner 57 minutes ago
  
  Good! We've all known this for years, I don't know why it took this long for them to overturn it. Poor kid.
  
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- Jay 58 minutes ago
  
  This whole thing is a mess.
  
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- Jason R 1 hour ago
  
  Set him free.
  
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- Allen 1 hour ago
  
  Another example of biased media upsetting real justice!!
  
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- William L 1 hour ago
  
  Hard to believe you people have been convinced this man didn't murder this woman based on a Netflix show
  
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- genef 1 hour ago
  
  I hope Brendan is compensated for his railroaded incarceration
  
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- AAR 1 hour ago
  
  Can the Judges then tell everyone how one should be questioned to make it valid to their eyes?
  
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- Laura 1 hour ago
  
  This is a shame. I believe they are both guilty.
  
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- Anne 1 hour ago
  
  Good. They never told his parents or gave him the right to a lawyer.
  
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- Amy 1 hour ago
  
  i dont know it sounds suspicious god did say my friends were a witch i dont trust these people or believe there innocent
  
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- frank 2 hours ago
  
  this little pig was guilty as sin. but he gets his own t v show and a lot of liberal do gooders feel sorry for him. You don't hear any remorse for the victim here.
  
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- Leonard 2 hours ago
  
  once a murderer ALWAYS a murderer he will kill again ,then that blood will be on the judges hands
  
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- JJ 4 hours ago
  
  This is an awful injustice to that poor woman. He may not be Einstein, but I have no doubt he helped murder and rape that woman. FFS! Retry, him. I would send him to the chair with his uncle stapled to him.
  
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- Kwaza 6 hours ago
  
  with this case the Court system is having evil and heartless people, they take advantage of the authority they have for there benefit, it is so so sad
  
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- DarrellO 11 hours ago
  
  This kid is going to be rich, because he's intellectually challenged ( See - Poor parenting)
  
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- Gaylord 21 minutes ago
  
  Improperly obtained???? you know how many killers liberals have helped to get off over the years? All because of technicalities...
  
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- PORTER 13 hours ago
  
  Hope they retry him !
  
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- john 13 hours ago
  
  People still forget that someone was murdered and someone had to do it, think suicide was ruled out long ago.
  
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- god told me he hates you 18 hours ago
  
  Yawn
  
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- david 18 hours ago
  
  The kid is stupid but also guilty
  
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- Rushster 5 minutes ago
  
  I love how people say .... you fools watched a show ( net flix ) and think Brandon should be freed due to the coercion. I guess the judge saw the same show. I guess you were wrong. Yes it was coercion and yes the prosecution blew the case by corrupt officials. Now I hope Brendan sues for not just 36 million but 136 million.... bankrupt the whole lying filthy corrupt county out of extinction.
  
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- rozy 30 minutes ago
  
  He gets out and get them where it hurts, in the pocket book... i can't believe this happened the way it did. so many "intelligent" professionals allowed this and played along with it...
  
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- James 1 hour ago
  
  So, a murderer gets off. Let us rejoice. You pathetic people.... The only questions to answer, does this guy know right from wrong. If he does, he should die in prison, or with a needle in his arm.
  
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- John s 40 minutes ago
  
  This poor kid has no skills to make it in the real world. What they did to him is beyond wrong. I would be worried that he will end up back in jail from lack of job skills....or social skills for that matter.
  
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- Nancy 3 hours ago
  
  Yeah Brandon....now let's put Johnny Depp in his place in jail!
  
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- Sally 18 hours ago
  
  A mere technicality. Avery still did it, & Dassy was there.
  
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- Cashiesh 34 minutes ago
  
  the American Justice system is a complete joke ran by crooks and evil people....karma will have the last word on all our souls
  
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- Chat 1 hour ago
  
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- Joe 1 hour ago
  
  WHO ARE THE WASHINGTON DC POLICE HIDING IN THE CONTRACT MURDER OF SETH RICH??? WHO WILL THEY RAILROAD (like this young man) AND LET HILLARY CLINTON OFF THE HOOK FOR HAVING Mr. RICH MURDERED????
  
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- Joe 1 hour ago
  
  Yet Law Enforcement in WASHINGTON DC REFUSES TO TRY AND SOLVE SETH RICH's MURDER and the Lap Top Computer THEY "MISPLACED"....TO LET HILLARY CLINTON GET AWAY WITH MURDER!!!!
  
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- Kristine 2 hours ago
  
  I want to see trial dates set for Ken Kratz and Len Kachinsky now
  
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- rae 18 hours ago
  
  www.noremedyinlaw.com judges/appeals courts above all laws. NO RULE OF LAW
  
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- me 35 minutes ago
  
  finally
  
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