Making A Murderer

Have any of you watched the real life crime documentary "Making A Murderer" on Netflix?

If not, I highly recommend you do. I promise you, it's some of the most engaging television I've ever watched. It follows the story of Steve Avery, a man convinced with the sexual assault of a woman in Wisconsin in 1985, who is later exonerated for the crime. Once released, he sues the county for his wrongful conviction, and just as it looks like he might win he case and bankrupt the county, he is charged with the murder of a missing woman.

The series will definitely have you binge watching all ten hours, and much of that time will be spent shouting at the TV and mourning the failings of the American judicial system.

For those of you who have watched it, please fill me in on your theories! This show just blew my mind. Both my husband and I are having nightmares over it!