Months later… NEW evidence is found to prove Steven’s innocence

During the Christmas of 2015, it's safe to say the whole world went wild for the Netflix documentary, Making a Murderer.

The more we watched, the more we felt sorry for Steven Avery, and tried to pick apart the documentary to see if we could find anything to prove his innocence.

Well now, new evidence has come to light surrounding the bones that were found in Steven's back yard.

In Steven's trial, the prosecution claimed that bones were found burnt in his garden, but they were so incinerated that only tiny bits of DNA were claimed to be left behind.

However, now it is being claimed that one of the bones has been identified as a bird's bone.

During the trial, the defence said: "It is unclear whether some, all, or none of the fragments had been previously determined by the state's forensic anthropologist to be human or not. 

"In short, the defence has no way of knowing from this cryptic report what was sent to and examined by the FBI Lab."

It sounds like this is just another dodge way of trying to confuse a jury. Either way, I'm sure all will be revealed on the second season of Making a Murderer.