Making a Murderer

When Steven Avery is freed from a wrongful conviction, his search for justice raises questions about the authorities who put him behind bars.

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Even though there's no guarantee that Steven Avery will win this case,

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It says that "he has been known to masturbate on the hood of the car

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- and talking about Steven Avery? - I might've.

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by Detective Larry Conrad of the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department.

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Did you feel by taking the type of action you did earlier today

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No. Not in the middle of winter. In the middle of the road?

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Judy Dvorak lived across the road from him at that time.

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Eugene Kusche that time, made a composite drawing of that photograph,

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which was the photograph from that night as to how Steven Avery actually looked.

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of who had been arrested the night before.

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in connection with the brutal beating and the sexual assault

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It's like, why would they arrest Steve for that?

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on the afternoon of July 29th,

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Witnesses testified either that they were out working with him,

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When I kicked him, he said,

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The whole thing was a nightmare.

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is if you didn't admit your guilt, you did not get paroled.

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It was Fox Lake,

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You know, we just got where...

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saying he was innocent.

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that had been collected at the time.

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that those kind of things would create

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that will show you how strongly this system is designed

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I'm not getting anywhere with it, it's time to level with you guys.

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Then I put the pieces, each on the table to make ten, you know, ten of them.

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In prison, you gotta wait.

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"Thank goodness the DNA proved it."

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That was evidence that at least made it possible

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What are your duties as a special agent?

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I went through a lot of police records about Gregory Allen

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It... We're OK.

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There don't seem to be any ethical violations.

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There was never going to be law enforcement held accountable.

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