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Why Police Interrogations Lead to So Many False Confessions
'Making a Murderer' subject Brenden Dassey's confession, which a judge ruled was unlawfully coerced, demonstrates the sometimes dishonest lengths interrogators will go to to extract admissions of guilt.
'Making a Murderer' Subject's Confession Unlawfully Coerced, Judge Rules
A US District Court judge ruled that Brendan Dassey's confession was "involuntary under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments."
'Making a Murderer' Prosecutor Ken Kratz Sits Down with Comedian Jena Friedman
Comedian Jena Friedman gives the most hated man on Netflix an opportunity to explain himself.
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Brad Dassey, Half-Brother of Brendan Dassey from 'Making a Murderer,' Explains His Rap Track
Brad Dassey made "They Didn't Do It" to stand up for his half-brother, who is a key figure in the hit Netflix documentary.
The Half-Brother of Making a Murderer's Brendan Dassey Has Released a Protest Rap Track
Because all major news events need a rap track.
Len Kachinsky, the Lawyer from 'Making a Murderer,' Says He Fucked Up
In an interview with TMZ, Kachinsky said that in hindsight, he wouldn't have let his client talk to the police alone.
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