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Another I listened to yesterday (I started deep cleaning the house 😂). I enjoyed Making A Murderer but I think this book went a little more into Avery's story. What I didn't like is the author has a very prominent decision on his guilt and I would have preferred a non-biased opinion on such a publicized case

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If like me you were obsessed with watching Netflix's The making of a murderer, you will find this book to be an even more insightful and interesting look at the case against Avery. The book also goes more in depth regarding the first rape that Avery was wrongly incarcerated for. It gives further insights into the person Steven is, his character and what he may or may not be capable of by people who have actually known him. #tea2 bookmark

Shocking. Senseless. Tragic.

When you're having withdrawals from 'Making a Murderer' this is an ideal way to fill the void in your life. Much more detail about the initial wrongful conviction, than the murder which the show dissects, makes this an interesting companion read.

Is true crime a subcategory of biography? #readharder2016