Making a murderer

Toby Flenderson had a lot to be upset about. But was it enough to lead him to a life of murder?

He's fighting for freedom, even after the Netflix show.

The prison change could bring large lifestyle adjustments for Dassey, who is now 29 years old. His lawyer, Laura Nirider, told WITI his good behavior was the reason behind his transfer.

The trial will allow new evidence in Avery's case to be re-examined.

"Giving the bones to the Halbachs confirms the State's belief that not only were they human—they belonged to Teresa Halbach," said Kathleen Zellner.

A new trailer for "Making a Murderer" Part 2 follows the legal team of Steven Avery, as an expert on overturning wrongful convictions considers his case.

The Supreme Court rejected hearing the appeal of Brendan Dassey. The now-28-year-old exhausted his appeals of whether his confession to the Halloween 2005 crime was voluntary.

Brendan Dassey has launched a petition to have his conviction reviewed by the Supreme Court.

The experiments were recorded in videos obtained by Newsweek and are among multiple tests Kathleen Zellner oversaw to demonstrate contradictions in the case prosecutors made against Avery.

A never-before-seen video shows that evidence against Steven Avery of "Making a Murderer" fame was planted or fabricated, defense attorney Kathleen Zellner tells Newsweek.

A Wisconsin judge previously overruled the conviction because Dassey had been coerced into confessing.

Evidence against Avery's nephew Bobby Dassey is mounting.

The "Making a Murderer" case is heating up as defense attorney Kathleen Zellner points to other suspects.

The true crime parody unmasks the flaws of the justice system in a "compelling, raunchy and unique" way.

Dean Strang and Jerry Buting tell Newsweek why they still believe he's innocent.

The "Making a Murderer" subject and his fiancée speak to Dr. Phil next week.

HBO's "The Night Of" may not even reveal the identity of Andrea Cornish's killer, and there's no crime in that.

Steven Avery's lawyer demands evidence and accuses cops of framing him in bombshell new court papers.

"Making a Murderer" prosecutor Ken Kratz bragged about the case to women and tried to coerce women into sex, his accusers told investigators.

Federal judge rules that the then-teen was coerced into a murder confession, as shown on the popular Netflix series.

Early Netflix adopters who currently pay £5.99 a month will soon have to pay £7.49.

The Netflix docuseries faces competition from British TV favorites, but its cult status could win the fan vote.

Kathleen Zellner might be the most famous attorney in the world if she busts out the "Making a Murderer" prisoner.

The grisly murder mystery that has captivated and horrified America remains unsolved. Why?

Dean Strang and Jerry Buting will talk about the case in a series of live speaking engagements.

The state with the highest number of exonerations was Texas, with 54, followed by New York with 17 and Illinois with 13.

Everyone who watched has a view on whether this conviction was secured under suspicious circumstances.

In the dead of winter, a few midseason TV replacements could spice up our lives.

The book will cover both of Steven Avery's trials.

Whether you believe Steven Avery is guilty of the murder of Teresa Halbach, we've complied six books for your "Making a Murderer" obsession.