You know, I'd hate to say, I told you so, but I don't actually hate to say I told you, so I

love saying it. So from the very beginning of when the Stephen Avery case became sensationalized

by the series Making Murderer, I've been very outspoken on my belief and my opinion

that Stephen Avery is completely guilty. I posted it all over my socials. The man is a convicted

murderer, not afraid to say it. It's so blatantly obvious that he committed this crime, but Hollywood

for some very strange reason, wanted to paint this man as an innocent victim of corrupt law enforcement.

He wasn't. The filmmakers left out huge parts of the story to support an anti-police narrative

and make him seem more innocent than he was. That's just good television, I suppose,

but it's also dishonest and wrong. We at the Deliwire happen to think that good television

can also be aligned with the truth. Candace Owens has dedicated her entire career to exposing how

the media cherry picks information to fit whatever narrative they want to pedal at the moment.

And now she has come out with a new 10-part series called Convicting a Murderer.

The series is going to give you the full story of the case of Stephen Avery and his

involvement in the murder of Teresa Halbach. Details about his criminal history, his character

and violent tendencies towards women, evidence that was all left out, rearranged or misrepresented.

It's all going to come to the surface. Most importantly, you're going to see how Hollywood and

the media craft narratives to influence the public in a way that's favorable to them.

It's one of the biggest things we've done in Deliwire history. Here's the teaser. Take a look.

Coming up on Convicting a Murderer.

Part of me don't want to believe that he did this. The blood that was under that back area

was indicative of the headboard.

My brother Nikes pushed a lot of people around.

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