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Steven Avery is convicted of first-degree murder, rape, and mutilation of a corpse
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Avery Appeals his sentence to the Appellate court and it is denied
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Brendan Dassey is denied a motion for a new trial
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Kathleen Zellner, who is part of the mid-west innocence project takes over the case. She feels that Avery was convicted because of society's prejudice of his lack of money and education
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Zellner argues that because the police searched multiple properties of Avery's, it violates the warrant.
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People Rally for Avery and Dassey outside the Mantiwoc County Courthouse
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It was ruled that Dassey's constitutional rights were violated by the fact that he was coerced into confessing.
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Brendan Dassey's Conviction overturned
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State of Wisconsin denied Avery's Motion for Release from Prison
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Zellner implicates BOBBY Dassey, Brendan's brother as the suspect because he had watched videos of men raping and killing women on the home computer-all of which was accessed when Bobby Dassey was home alone.
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Dassey is released from prison on the grounds that he is not dangerous and will not flee
