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Anonymous Vows To Help Man falsely Accused of Rape and Murder

December 31st, 2015 Waqas Anonymous 0 comments
Anonymous Vows To Help Man falsely Accused of Rape and Murder
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The hacktivist group Anonymous have their eyes set on revealing the corruption plaguing the Police Department.

The infamous hacktivist collective Anonymous has released a statement in which their plan to indulge in the Manitowoc County Sheriff Department Vs Steven Avery case were narrated.

Avery was featured in a recently released documentary by Netflix called “Making a Murderer.” (Watch the documentary below).

The story goes like this: In 1985, Branden Dassey was convicted for raping a Manitowoc female Penny Beernsten and sent to prison. Serving 18 years, Dassey was released in 2003 after being acquitted when DNA analysis was conducted.

After two years, a $36million civil suit against the Manitowoc County was filed by Avery accusing the Sheriff’s Department of not releasing the crucially important evidence that could have helped Dassey get released from prison much earlier than he actually did.

After a few months, Avery, as well as his nephew, got charged with attempted rape and murder of an Auto Trader Magazine photographer Teresa Halbach. Reports suggested that Halbach was last seen on Avery’s property.

Teresa Halbach

Teresa Halbach

Despite a request from the Manitowoc County District attorney that instead of Manitowoc police, the Calumet County authorities should conduct the investigations, the Manitowoc police continued to work on this case.

Two nominees in the civil lawsuit namely Sheriff’s Department Sergeant Andrew Colborn and Sheriff’s Department Lieutenant James Lenk were also involved in the murder investigation and in possession of crucial evidence as well.

Both Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey were given life sentence and sent to prison without parole in 2007.

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The story resurfaced again when Netflix launched “Making a Murderer,” on December 18.

It is a ten-episode long documentary in which all of Mr. Avery’s crimes were investigated and viewers were asked to conclude whether Avery was really at fault or just became a victim of police corruption for filing a lawsuit against the department.

Anonymous states that it has all the evidence that reveals the conspiracy of the police department in this case.

Soon after the release of this documentary, Anonymous announced that the group will be investigating the matter on its own using non-standard methods.

 

Now, on their new Twitter account @OpAveryDassey, the group is now threatening the police department that documents showing the exchange of messages between Colborn and Lenk that resulted in the framing of Avery have been obtained.

The documents are stated to be posted online on December 30 on this Twitter account by Anonymous.

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I am a UK-based cybersecurity journalist with a passion for covering the latest happenings in cyber security and tech world. I am also into gaming, reading and investigative journalism

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