Steven Avery. It's the case of the moment, a national obsession with more than a half million people calling for his release. When the Netflix series "Making A Murderer" premiered in December 2015, national outrage erupted over possible miscarriage of justice. With many questions surrounding the conviction of Avery, Investigation Discovery (ID) lays out the details from all sides in STEVEN AVERY: INNOCENT OR GUILTY?, premiering Saturday, January 30 at 9/8c. Produced by NBC News' Emmy Award-winning Peacock Productions and hosted by veteran journalist and DATELINE NBC correspondent Keith Morrison, STEVEN AVERY: INNOCENT OR GUILTY? reveals the latest intriguing developments in the story, and takes an in-depth look at it all: the evidence, the key players and controversy surrounding the case. In addition to the U.S. premiere, STEVEN AVERY: INNOCENT OR GUILTY? will premiere in more than 100 countries, including the U.K. beginning on Saturday, January 30th on ID: Investigation Discovery and other Discovery networks.
With insight from Netflix filmmakers Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi, new interviews in STEVEN AVERY: INNOCENT OR GUILTY? include: Jerry Buting Former defense attorney in Avery Case Ken Kratz Former DA, Calumet County Prosecutor in Avery and Dassey cases Brad Dassey Brendan Dassey's half-brother Michael Griesbach Author, "The Innocent Killer" ADA, Manitowoc County Peter Massey Forensic expert University of New Haven Tom Kertscher Reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Expanding on his reporting role with Dateline NBC, Morrison serves as host of DATELINE ON ID and FRONT PAGE specials. Each episode of FRONT PAGE covers a major case making headlines, within just weeks of the initial incident. These quick turn-around documentaries, or "instamentaries," feature interviews with people closely associated with the case and expert commentary from ID's roster of experts spanning criminal profiling, criminal psychology, investigative journalism, legal analysis, forensic Science and police investigation.
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