This true-crime series follows Steven Avery, a DNA exoneree who, while suing over his wrongful conviction, becomes the suspect in a new crime.
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- 1h 5mEpisode 1
Eighteen Years Lost
Steven Avery serves eighteen years in Wisconsin prison on a sexual assault conviction before DNA evidence points to another man and he is exonerated.
- 57mEpisode 2
Turning the Tables
Rebuilding his life after release, Avery files a civil suit against Manitowoc County officials over their handling of his wrongful conviction.
- 1h 3mEpisode 3
Plight of the Accused
Avery is back in custody, charged with murder, and questions surface about the circumstances of his arrest and the county's role in the investigation.
- 1h 6mEpisode 4
Indefensible
A confession from Avery's teenage nephew Brendan Dassey reshapes the case, though Dassey's accounts of what happened conflict with one another.
- 59mEpisode 5
The Last Person to See Teresa Alive
Avery's trial opens with his attorneys arguing that investigators framed him and failed to pursue other leads in the death of Teresa Halbach.
- 59mEpisode 6
Testing the Evidence
Defense attorneys cross-examine forensic experts about the possibility of contaminated evidence and the gaps in the state's physical case.
- 1h 3mEpisode 7
Framing Defense
As the trial continues, Avery's attorneys lay out their argument that law enforcement officers planted evidence against him.
- 47mEpisode 8
The Great Burden
Two days of closing arguments give way to jury deliberation, with the verdict turning on whether jurors accept the claim of police misconduct.
- 1h 6mEpisode 9
Lack of Humility
Attention shifts to Brendan Dassey's own trial, where jurors weigh his confession against the conflicting statements he gave investigators.
- 1h 3mEpisode 10
Fighting for their Lives
In the years after the two very public trials, members of the Avery family try to hold together lives reshaped by the case.
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- Type
- series
- Rating
- TV-14
- Released
- 2015
- Genres
- Documentary