Avery: The Case Against Steven Avery by Ben Bella Books

It's time to clarify the truth about Steven Avery. The complete record, including previously unrevealed evidence, confirms his guilt. The Netflix series 'Making a Murderer' gained massive popularity, with over 19 million U.S. viewers in its first 35 days. Many believed Avery, who had been falsely imprisoned for nearly 20 years, was wrongly convicted again due to a corrupt police force and district attorney's office. Viewers demanded his pardon, and Ken Kratz, the special prosecutor, became the series' main antagonist. His later misconducts, such as prescription drug abuse and sexual harassment, further solidified his guilt in viewers' minds. This book unveils what you didn't know. 'Making a Murderer' raised doubts about Avery's guilt, but Ken Kratz dispels them in 'Avery: The Case Against Steven Avery and What Making a Murderer Gets Wrong'. Kratz reveals how the Netflix series omitted crucial evidence, including exclusive facts known only to him. Avery systematically refutes the uncertainties presented in the series, conclusively proving his guilt in Teresa Halbach's murder. Moreover, Kratz provides online access to detailed evidence, allowing readers to explore every aspect of the case, the largest criminal investigation in Wisconsin's history. Avery recounts the full investigation story, filled with unknown details and insights. Then, Kratz openly discusses his struggles with addiction and the consequences of his disturbing behaviors, which led to him losing everything. Despite our outrage at the injustice of Avery's first imprisonment, a thorough and impartial examination of the evidence in this case proves that the system functioned as intended.

• Clarifying Steven Avery's Case: Full Record Confirms His Guilt
• Making a Murderer's Impact and Ken Kratz's Role
• Unveiling Unknown Facts
• Kratz's Response to Making a Murderer and Avery's Guilt
• Avery's Investigation and Kratz's Personal Struggles
• Re-evaluating Avery's Guilt in Light of Evidence