This Saturday on Reasonable Doubt from Netflix's Making a Murderer, Dean Strang.

As if he needs any introduction, he was the co-counsel for Stephen Avery at the trial.

The other attorney that was working with him is named Jerry

Butting. They presented evidence suggesting law enforcement had framed Avery. It

was chronicled on Netflix making a murderer. Steve was found guilty on I believe two of the three counts and sentenced to life

without parole Dean are you there?

I am.

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Today we will be taking apart the resume of writer, producer Dean Lori. Welcome to the show Dean.

Hey, thanks a lot. Thanks for having me on.

Yeah, of course. I met Dean today and through our good friend Vinny Torrich who's been on the network all over the place

Lately on and Corel with Digital. Yeah, he's like a virus. He seems like he's spread throughout everything here. Yeah, and he's good at it.

But you guys both co-wrote his book Fitness Confidential.

Yeah, Vinny was, I had hired him as a personal trainer a bunch of years ago and you know he and I really hit it off.

I was a lot heavier then and but it was kind of a weird story because I didn't want to do any of the things that he told me to do fitness-wise.

Like I kind of thought like just the act of hiring a personal trainer was going to somehow make me get in shape.

But I didn't eat the way he told me to eat. I didn't really work out and all that. So he'd show up and we talk and I try to get out of working out. And then I finally decided this isn't working. I'm spending money. It's just not happening. So I was going to fire him and he one day showed up and he said let's let's take a walk so you know we start taking a walk and he says I got to tell you something I found out I have leukemia and he said so now I got to go get

into chemo and I got to do the chemo and so I got to suspend my training for a while.

So I'm thinking this is great for me because you know I don't have to fire him. He's just going to go do this other thing. And he did, you know, he went through the chemo. It went into remission. You know, he was in good shape. He is in good shape he is in good shape but we

remain friends you know good friends and then just over at dinners and talking

you know to him I started losing weight because I started kind of watching what he was

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