the murder of teresa halbach and her convicted killer steven avery. it's the subject of the netflix series "making a murderer," and many believe avery is innocent. >> he has a new defense attorney and she's now saying she's optimistic, touting evidence and technology to clear his name. abc's eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: stooven steven avery, the man at the center of the true crime sensation "making a murderer." >> i didn't do it. i'm innocent. >> reporter: reaching out from jail, his new attorney tweeting this handwritten note after meeting with avery. to my supporters, i want every forensic test possible done because i am innocent. zellner, a high powered chicago attorney known for overturning wrongful convictions, wasting no time in criticizing his former role in putting avery behind bars, even taking to twitter, defending her client. >> we will do everything necessary that's forensically available. >> reporter: the netflix docudrama putting the spotlight on his bizarre legal journey. charged for a rape he didn't commit only to be charge

a rape he didn't commit only to be charged again 2 years later for the murder of 25 year old teresa halbach and convicted (sot steven avery) it's hard enough going to prison for something you didn't do and you have to do it all over again. (gfx) but now zellner telling abc news she noticed something strange saturday... seven of her tweets... about the former prosecutor and allegations of planted evidence...mysteriously deleted...zellner says she didn't delete them and she doesn't believe twitter did either?tweeting: so if the truth hurts, just delete it zellner -- launching an independent investigation focusing on the dna evidence found on holbach's rav 4...that prosecutors said linked avery to the murder the attorney - even purchasing the same car model halbach owned. (sot kathleen zellner) i want to examine what was not tested in the car that should've been someone else killed teresa halbach. (sot kathleen zellner) clearly there are other people we are looking at...that's always done in a case like this. that was eva pilgrim reporting. and new at six.. zookeepers in over the sudden death

for steven avery".the t-v series centers around avery who was convicted of the 2005 murder of teresa halbach. his case caught national attention because he had just been *released for a wrongful rape convictiononor which h served 18-years. this bomb threat was directed toward the manitowoc police department - the same department avery claims was out to get him. police are investigating but say they were expecting threats to come after the series aired. (captain larry zimney/manitow oc police department) "i can't say i'm totally surprised at it. i was hoping nothing like this would occur." occur."police say the area was cleared and there is a good out of state. cbs 2 news is following new developments in the united kingdom whehe a united nations s panel is expected to rule in favor of wiki-leaks founder julian assange. the u-n panel is expected to say that the whistleblower's three-year ay in the cuadorian embassy is essentially illegal detention. assange has been living in the embassy where he was given asylum in 202. he facean arrest warrant over allegations of sexual assaults in sweden.ass

documentary series -- millions are binge- watching -- leaving them asking did steven avery kill teresa halbach -- or was he framed. "cbs pkg :05-:09 you know we are all victims and they just won t leave us alone they just keep it up keep it up" he s now convicted of her murder -- a conviction largely based on a confession made by his nephew. brendan dassey this confession has many questioning the tactics of the wisconsin detectives featured in the show. tactics -- one regent university professor has been saying for years you can avoid entirely-- if you just don t talk to the police. the lecture -- taught 8 years ago -- -- (now ( going viral. with more than 9 million people facebook. it )s getting more clicks today because a company called insider -- took it and showed how it relates to netflix s addictive documentary series specifically with this confession by brendan dassey who told police he and steven both killed halbach together. a confession -- was false. in the now famous lecture -- professor duane shows how easily it can be done -- by a simple experiment using duane says it s those subc

the murder of teresa halbach and her convicted killer steven avery. it's the subject of the netflix series "making a murderer," and many believe avery is innocent. >> he has a new defense attorney and she's now saying she's optimistic, touting evidence and technology to clear his name. >> steven avery, the man at the center of the true crime sensation ""making a murderer"." >> i didn't do it. i'm innocent. >> reporter: reaching out from jail, his new attorney tweeting this handwritten note after meeting with avery. to my supporters, i want every forensic test possible done zellner, a high powered chicago attorney known for overturning wrongful convictions, wasting no time in criticizing his former prosecutor ken of for his role in putting avery behind bars even taking to twitter defending her client. >> we will do everything necessary that's forensically available. >> reporter: the show putting the spotlight on his bizarre legal journey. charged for a rape he didn't commit only to be charged for the murder of 25-year-old teresa halbach and convicted.

steven averys 16 year old nephew brandan dassey confessed to the rape and murder of teresa halbach. critics believe authorities technique used on juan rivera. dasseys attorneys now claim police fed the teen with a low iq, hard details of the case during the interrogation, resulting in a false confession. 04:23 in 2004, kevin fox was a married daughter riley disappeared from the family's wilmington home. later that day her creek. fox also gave a videotaped confession and spent 8 months in jail before he, too, was exonerated by dna. for suspects on the hot seat and, at least in the beginning, claim innocence... experts say police tactics can work against them: detectives are allowed to lie to a suspect about evidence while in custody. 18:14 saul kassin is a social psychologist at john jay college of criminal justice in new york who has researched and worked with false confessors, and in some cases they begin to believe they're guilty because they've heard the story from law enforcement so many times. but in the end... 4:38 here in 2011, melissa calusinski is seen showing a cop how she

documentary serie -- millions are binge- watching -- leaving them asking did steven avery kill teresa halbach -- or was he framed. "cbs pkg :05-:09 you know we are all victims and they just won t leave us alone they just keep it up keep it up" he s now convicted of her murder -- a conviction largely based on a confession made by his nephew. -- brendan dassey this confession has many wisconsin detectives featured in the show. tactics -- one regent university professor has been saying for years you can avoid entirely-- if you just don t talk to the police. the lecture -- taught 8 years ago -- -- (now ( going viral. with more than 9 million people watching it in part on facebook. it )s getting more clicks today because a company called insider -- took it and showed how it relates to netflix s addictive documentary series specifically with this confession by brendan dassey who told police he and steven both killed halbach together. a confession minutes later -- he told his mom -- in the now famous lecture -- professor duane shows how easily it can be done -- by a simple experiment using a simple

made famous after the netflix documentary it profiles his trial and conviction in the murder of teresa halbach. someone called in two threats to the sheriff's office... the caller talked about justice for steven, who is still in jail. "the caller made these statements, and you know, in referencing steven avery, this situation has not died down yet. as far as for some people, there's a lot of polarization, either way whether you're pro avery or anti avery..." the first threat was about a bomb inside the sheriff's office... the second claiming there would be a huge massacre. the sheriff's office said investigators didn't find evidence of a credible threat. an anti-abortion activist indicted last month after making undercover videos about planned parenthood... turned himself into police. i'm very grateful for all the support. i think we all know that every day that goes by that the texas authorities do not prosecute for their illegal trade of baby parts, they are sending a message to the entire country that the state of texas right now is open for business in baby body parts. " david daleiden is