Doubts that prosecutors avoid

1. SA still chooses to park the SUV on its own property, cover it foolishly with branches, and create eye-catching signs when it has a car press and a high-temperature steel melting machine that can bury the traces of crime deeper.
2. There were no blood splatters that were difficult to clean up during short-range gunfire in SA's cluttered garage; 3.
Lenk repeatedly appeared in situations where Officer Manitowoc should not have intervened;
4. There is no direct evidence that Teresa entered the tin house and garage;
5. The police did not investigate anyone close to Teresa.

As SA's lawyer Buting said, the prosecution sidestepped doubts.

The judge and jury convicted only on circumstantial evidence.
I don't understand why the normal trial of a case ignores so many illogical doubts and does not give answers to doubts.

View more about Making a Murderer reviews