Making a Murderer

Within 48 hours of the second series being released to the world, I had watched all 10/11 hours. I am single, yes.

Anyway, I just wanted to see if everyone else who has watched it is as shocked, amazed and appalled as I am.

I never thought there was much potential for the second series to make the American justice system seem any more fucked up than the first series did, but how wrong I was. 

OK, I'm ranting! Has anybody seen it? Any opinions one way or the other? Let's have a heated debate!

I watched the first season and it's difficult to make an opinion on Avery's guilt. On the one hand the evidence was pretty strong against him, but on the other would you really kill someone if you'd already spent 18 years in prison for a crime you didn't comment? Also, would anyone be dumb enough to keep the victim's car on their property if they had committed a murder?

I watched the first episode of the second season last night and it bored me to be honest, not sure why they felt the need to make a second season when nothing has really changed. He's still in prison and it's unlikely he'll ever get out.

A lot has changed, the first episode just doesn't do that justice.

doffcocker wrote:A lot has changed, the first episode just doesn't do that justice.

I'm not happy about watching something on your recommendation.

I'm 6 episodes into season 2.

I have come to the conclusion that Brendan is probably innocent. Poor chap.