what both the film and mr. kratz into autotrade they're day, both of the autotrader employees who spoke with her said that she told them she was going to the avery property out on avery road. she knew exactly where she was going. no illusions about that. no concealment of that at all. the fact that he tried to protect his privacy with two star 67 calls tells us nothing about who killed teresa halbach phone -- >> i'm gooding to carry you over because we're short on time. we'll try to get another question and carry you over. >> sure, sure. >> but you heard the prosecutor say his sweat was under the hood of her car. what was that doing there? because cops can't plant sweat evidence? >> there was no evidence of sweat. there was evidence of dna transferred, steven avery's dna. the sweat idea is just mr. kratz' theory. never has been anything more than that. the dna from steven avery could have been transferred under that hood any number of ways. any surface that had his dna, his skin or dci agent's glove as he testified,

the sweat idea is just mr. kratz sheer reand nothing more than that. the dna could have been transferred under that hood any number of ways. >> prior to the investigation he served 18 years in prison for a rape he didn't commit and was suing for damages. the avery family isn't alone for the request for his freedom. on-line petition calling for the release of steven avery has more than 300,000 signatures so far and is still going strong this morning. scott walker being asked to pardon him. he has no plans to do so. >>> two pro baseball players buyeri firing back after being accused of using performance drugs. they are suing al-jazeera tv in response to both players being involved in a doping ring. they mentioned several nfl players as well. manning has also denied the report. >>> the democratic national committee under pressure to remove chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz after favoritism toward hillary clinton. she has wounded the party's credibility by rigging the presidential primary process in clinton's favor. they are calling for wasserman schultz

mr. kratz's theory never haseorr been anything more than that.n avery couldu have been transferred under that hood and any number of ways.of any surface that his dna, his skin, or d.c. i agents glove asa he testified could haveed cld transferred that dna to theo underside of the hood. h >> so the big thing in the in t documentary where i am right nor there was a vial of blood thatod was evidence from the original case and the claim was that -- a was the blood put there to makeo it look like steven avery had committed the crime? it's veryy interesting. we don't know what will happenwp but the film makers now are talking on today show and sho they're standing by their work.r saying that critics who say thee intentionally omitted are underu played key evidence to make thee series more entertaining are wrong. the film makers giving update ot the case on the today show as i mentioned one big thing they the said a juror from the trialri contacted them and the juror j believes avery was framed. fra the juror also claims that each vote was compromised du

kratz blames the filmmakers. all. it's still a defense piece of what they pick and choose, causes only one reaction and only one conclusion, that mr. avery >> reporter: kratz points out there was a mountain of evidence against avery. hallback's remains and her car both found on his property. and avery's dna found on thath kratz says was only discovered on the seventh search because that's when it fell out of the back of this bookshelf. kratz also points out the jury rejected thee. >> we the jury find the defendant, stephen a. avery, guilty of first degree intentional n part because they saw vital pieces of evidence the documentarians excluded, including that steven avery's dna from sweat wasn the hood latch of teresa hallback's rav 4. >> why is that important? because you can't sweat. documentary? >> if his hand was there, why didn't you find fingerprints?ng for dna. that's what was looked for and >> they didn't look for fingerprints? >> i don't know. >> i wouldan important thing to know. you're alleging that he drove this vehicle and hid it. i would imagine would be all over the thing. >> they might have. i don't have the case fi

. >> mr. kratz, thanks for your time this morning. >> all right. george, have a good day. >> he's right about that. the president really has no grounds for stepping in here. >> a lot of people are talking >>> coming up caught on camera, a woman escaping from a carjacker. how she was finally able to break free. wait till you see this video. come on back. living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it's proven to actually prevent headache days. the effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue and headache. don't take b

mr. avery was the product of a conspiracy its my belief that the filmmakers wouldn't include that information. >> brangham: kratzrgues that several crucial pieces of evidence in the case were either glossed over by the netflix series, or not disclosed at all. things like the fact that steven avery called the murder victim several times the day she disappeared, or that avery's d.n.a. was found on the victim's car keys, on the hood of her car, and inside her car. the prosecutor says that you guys-- the filmmakers-- didn't include certain pieces of evidence because "you didn't want to muddy up a perfectly good conspiracy movie with what actually happened." >> i guess i would say he didn't want to muddy up a perfectly good prosecution with what actually happened. i mean we included the evidence that kratz himself spoke about in press conferences as being the most damning piece of evidence, the most significant pieces of physical evidence. we were following his lead on what to include of course we couldn't include everything from a six-week trial but now the things he is saying is the proof of avery's guilt are not t