Hello and welcome to the sidebar presented by True Crime Daily

taking you inside the courtrooms of high profile and notorious cases from

across the country.

I'm your host Joshua Ritter.

I'm a criminal defense lawyer based in Los Angeles and previously an LA

County prosecutor for nearly a decade. You can find me on Instagram and Twitter at

Joshua Ritter ESQ or at Joshua Ritter dot com. We're recording this on Monday, December 18th,

2023. In this week's episode we're doing something a little bit different. We

take a hard look at the alleged blurred lines between

fact and fiction in the widely popular Netflix docu series Making a Murderer.

Focusing on the Misadventures of Manateawak County Wisconsin resident Stephen Avery,

the highly praised documentary caused many to believe that Avery had been wrongfully

convicted for the brutal slang of Teresa Hallback. While the narrative of a once exonerated inmate, again being wrongfully

convicted by the same authorities and judicial system made for a great story, was it the whole truth?

Today we are joined by director Sean Wreck who along with

producer Brenda Schuller are the creative force behind the true crime documentary series

convicting a murderer. The series takes a deeper look at this case of

Stephen Avery unveiling controversial details that were left out of Netflix's

monumental documentary series making a murderer.

Sean welcome it's a pleasure to have you.

Thanks for having me Josh I appreciate it.

I'm just going to do a very short introduction as to what the background was on all of this

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