Episode 101: Steven Avery Part 1

from Unsung Murder Ballads · host Janus Dead, Jameson Dead, & Joyous Dead

We'd Love to hear from you!! Message us here!!In this episode Janus, Jameson and Joyous discuss the early life of Steven Avery, his wrongful conviction of sexual assault, his release, and all the things that Making A Murderer left out of their telling of his life during these time periods.Having watched Convicting a Murderer, Janus decided to compare how the two docu-series stacked up against one another, and reports on that here in Part 1 of this 3 part series.#StevenAvery #MakingAMurderer #ConvictingAMurderer #Wisconsin #Manatowoc #TeresaHalbach #TrueCrime #Murder

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We'd Love to hear from you!! Message us here!! In this episode Janus, Jameson and Joyous discuss the early life of Steven Avery, his wrongful conviction of sexual assault, his release, and all the things that Making A Murderer left out of their telling of his life during these time periods. Having watched Convicting a Murderer, Janus decided to compare how the two docu-series stacked up against one another, and reports on that here in Part 1 of this 3 part series. #StevenAvery #Makin...

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