Steven Avery Persuasive Essay

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Steven Avery was accused during 1985 of a sexual assault towards Beerntsen. Due to many evidence shown during those 18 years that Steven Avery spent in prison that didn't prove to people that he was actually innocent. Steven had gained a reputation that not many of his community seemed to like. During his time as a young adult he had committed “small” crimes that made him look as a worse person as time passesmd by. After 18 years of imprisonment he was finally released due to evidence that automatically proved he was never the sexual attacker of Penny Beerntsen. Avery after his releasement decided to sue Manitowoc Sheriff Department due to the lack of investigation that they put on his case. Due to this Steven Avery later learned that this

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