You are listening to the Roberta Glass True Crime Report, putting the true back in true crime.

From New York City,

Roberta Glass is now on the record. Hello, happy Sunday.

I hope everybody is doing well.

It is a beautiful day in New York City.

And I wanted to talk really quickly about making a murderer and Stephen Avery and Brendan Dassy, Teresa Hallback's killers today.

Because I think it still matters.

And for one, we have the convicting a murderer documentary coming out with Candice Owens as host on the Daily Wire this summer.

It doesn't have a date yet, but it is coming out. and that, of course, is the answer to making a murderer

the wildly inaccurate portrayal of Stephen Avery and Brendan Dassey's conviction for the murder of Teresa Hallback.

And that documentary was just outrageous in what it did. It edited footage of courtroom testimony

to make it look like law enforcement officers were saying things that they weren't saying.

The filmmakers embedded themselves in the Avery family and made a advocacy piece for him that is not to be believed.

And after it came out, the prosecutor, the former prosecutor, Ken Kratz, did a one-man PR campaign to get the truth out about

all the evidence, or the really important evidence would be a better way to put it, that

convicted Stephen Avery and Brendan Dassy. And did the country thank him

for that? Did they welcome him with open arms and say, thank you so much. I was fooled by this

documentary because when it came out, it created such a sensation.

Everybody was talking about it.

And I don't know about you, but when I saw the scene where Stephen Avery kills a cat,

and I'm not going to go into detail, but in a really cruel way, burns it alive.

And that's me not going into detail because the detail is so much more disturbing.

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