Welcome to You Can't Make This Up, a companion podcast from Netflix.

I'm Ray Vana and I'm hosting this week's episode.

Every other week on You Can't Make This Up, we bring in a new interviewer to talk about a different Netflix series or film

with their special guests.

And all of the stories are surprisingly true.

Fans have been anxiously awaiting the return of Making a Murderer since the first 10 episodes dropped in 2015.

And in just two days, part two is finally launching on Netflix.

In anticipation of its return, we sat down with Making a Murderer creators and directors Directors, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos for an exclusive interview.

As a reminder, part one left off with both Stephen Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassie

being convicted of murdering Teresa Halbach in 2005.

But that's not the end of their stories.

Both Brendan and Stephen claimed they were wrongfully convicted, and with the series bringing

national and international attention to their cases,

Laura and Moira kept documenting. Part two revisits the Avery and Dassy families

and Teresa Halbeck's friends. It also introduces Stephen Avery's new attorney, Kathleen

Zelner. With 19 exonerations,

Zelner holds the record for the most overturned wrongful convictions.

Part 2 explores the muddled post-conviction process

and the impact the series had on the town,

and so much more.

Here to discuss parts 1 and 2 of Making a Murderer

is Netflix's Jarrett Weiselman, with directors Laura Ricciardi

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