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Season two of Making a Murderer released. Season three date yet to be announced.
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Steven Avery files a motion to stay appeal and remand the cause for new scientific testing. Motion calls for new DNA testing for all the “human” and “suspected human” bones found in quarry.
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Retired detective Andrew L. Colborn files lawsuit against Netflix and Making a Murderer filmmakers for false and defamatory representation.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals denies December 14 motion to stay appeal and remand the cause for new scientific testing.
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Steven Avery files a motion to stay appeal and remand the cause for proceedings for relief in connection with the state’s violations of a Wisconsin Statute § 968.205 and Youngblood v. Arizona.
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Wisconsin Court of Appeals approves Steven Avery’s motion for appeal. Hearing date was not initially set.
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Steven Avery files a supplemental motion for post-conviction relief, pursuant to state’s violation of Wisconsin Statute § 968.205 and Youngblood v. Arizona.
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The Wisconsin Department of Justice files its response to Steven Avery's motion for a new trial based on alleged violations of Youngblood v. Arizona.
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Brendan Dassey transferred from Columbia Correctional Institution to Oshkosh Correctional Institution. Attorney Laura Nirider stated that transfer reflected Brendan’s "fine character & stellar behavior in prison."
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Steven Avery's attorneys file response to the State of Wisconsin's request that a judge not grant Avery a new trial. The response was filed April 11 in Manitowoc County Court by Avery attorney Kathleen Zellner. Zellner called the action "unauthorized and unsolicited."
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Netflix and Making a Murderer filmmakers file motion to dismiss lawsuit issued against them retired detective Andrew L. Colborn.The defendants claimed that Making A Murderer contains no false statements against him.
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New York Times releases short documentary, Contaminated Memories, which highlights false identification conditions surrounding previous crime Steven Avery was convicted of conducting before being exonerated.
