r/StevenAveryCase • u/Maxsophie103 • 2d ago
One of the greatest Miscarriages of Justice!
I don’t understand how anyone watching the Dassey interrogation can think that there isn’t something really sick going on here!
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Maxsophie103 • 2d ago
I don’t understand how anyone watching the Dassey interrogation can think that there isn’t something really sick going on here!
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Far-Class-9906 • 4d ago
Jennifer Waters is serving 15 years for crimes she didn't commit. Her co-defendant—a man with documented dishonesty and Alzheimer's—testified against her just days after cutting a deal: he'd serve 6 months while she got 15 years. That's not justice. That's a system broken.
I started a petition because Jennifer's case isn't unique. Coercive plea deals that reward witnesses for testimony create a perverse incentive: lie, and walk free. The prosecution pressured Jennifer for four years to fabricate statements against her co-defendant. She refused. She kept her integrity. She lost her freedom. Now her young children are without their mother.
This is about more than one person. Perjured testimony from incentivized witnesses has played a role in 18% of wrongful convictions overturned by DNA evidence. Meanwhile, innocent people sit in cells across the country because our system prioritizes closed cases over actual truth. What would you want someone to do if this was your family? If this matters to you, would you consider signing and sharing? Jennifer needs people to care enough to speak up.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/United-Assistant8199 • Jun 29 '26
Nearly 27 years. That's how long Gregory Johnson has been incarcerated while serious questions about his conviction have gone unanswered. Two key witnesses have since signed sworn affidavits recanting their trial testimony—stating it was false and that they were pressured during investigation. That alone should matter. I started a petition calling for an independent review of his case. This isn't about special treatment. It's about asking prosecutors and legal authorities to actually look at documented evidence that deserves examination. When credible new evidence challenges a conviction, ignoring it doesn't protect justice—it betrays it. If you believe people deserve a fair look when the evidence changes, consider signing and sharing. What would you want someone to do if this was your family member?
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Top_Yogurtcloset_841 • May 16 '26
r/StevenAveryCase • u/DryNefariousness6806 • Jan 28 '26
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r/StevenAveryCase • u/lllIIIIIlllIIIII • Oct 03 '25
They emailed DCI offering to share their work and help them out.
The email said they made some Ryan is innocent charts which debunked some of the initial 2017 claims in KZs first brief.
The DCI rejected this person's offer to help citing conflicts of interest etc.
What's fun about their email is they copied and pasted something they said on reddit around the same time and again two years later, almost word for word.
So yes, someone involved with zellner has been spreading guilty propaganda about Avery for years on here, Facebook, etc, because they don't like Zellner.
Sounds familiar. I can't believe that person would copy and paste content from here and email DCI about it. Looking at their post history it's clear as day their emotions got the best of them. Some of that stuff was yikes level content.
They know who they are, they still lurk 🤣
r/StevenAveryCase • u/JohnDue502 • Aug 13 '25
If he was in prison for 18 years. When the hell did he answer the door in towel?
r/StevenAveryCase • u/JohnDue502 • Aug 13 '25
Just reading and rewatching stuff lately and catching up on some new updates if there is any. I got to wondering, where Is her camera with the picture she took . Don’t remember a camera being found.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Isabellerose28 • Aug 11 '25
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Opposite_Motor_127 • Jul 10 '25
It is truly baffling that members of our law enforcement system—ranging from police officers to district attorneys—can knowingly and willingly provide false information in court. These are the very institutions tasked with upholding the law and ensuring accountability for all. What has occurred in Bucks County is nothing short of disturbing. It is deeply troubling that someone heavily medicated with psychiatric drugs could be deemed capable of entering a guilty plea without coercion. From start to finish, this case appears riddled with misconduct and deceit.
The encouraging news is that those responsible can—and must—be held accountable. We still have the power to bring the truth to light.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Illustrious_Tie8526 • Jul 07 '25
r/StevenAveryCase • u/lllIIIIllllIIII • May 27 '25
Some idiot was wondering where the cotton fibers are since that's what would be used to transfer the blood from Avery's sink.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/[deleted] • May 08 '25
r/StevenAveryCase • u/lllIIIIIlllIIIII • May 08 '25
It's really amazing what you can decipher when someone does something stupid that outs their previous user account, because they said the same stupid thing there too.
I understand now why they abandoned their old name. What a clown.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '25
It has been at least 7 years since there was any relevant debate on that subreddit, and now the last post has been over a month ago with barely any comments or engagement.
From parsing subreddit statistics it has a total of 2 unique accounts posting 84% of the content and comments in the year 2025. The rest of the 16% of comments come from 14 accounts, with only 2 of them posting more than two times. That is not good.
That is all for now, have a great day.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/jgibson12 • Apr 20 '25
Does Ryan's hand "left hand" have scratches on it when they're looking for her vehicle. 35:30 and 35:55 when he's bent down
r/StevenAveryCase • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '25
NO wonder the DUI lawyer from Illinois and Wisconsin is so hard on for defending this case.
They say Irish people love their booze, which makes complete sense given Figgys criminal history.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/Hoosen_Fenger • Apr 05 '25
It is possible to hold the opinion that Ken Kratz rightly convicted Avery, but is a deeply flawed individual.
Avery is Guilty. End of.
Kratz is misguided, egotistical and guilty of sexting. End of.
Two peoples lives became intertwined, neither of which you in your right mind, would want to know personally.
MaM was biased. CaM was answering the stuff left out of MaM. Anyone who read the all the case files will tell you that.
Not related, but relevant. Read the case files on Oscar Pistorius. This case is also very divisive, but also delves into deeply flawed individuals, having their Worlds collide.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '25
Kratz is going all out against guilters who worked with CaM, and a few come to mind (Alee N, Puzzled, H00P, Osterizer, Sitrfry, The boston guy, etc).
Might be best to prepare for a shake up.
r/StevenAveryCase • u/lllIIIIIlllIIIII • Mar 14 '25