The no argument is also at fault. In the interview with locals of Steven Avery’s hometown, they are incredibly biased because they are connected to the police department, and have “hometown camaraderie.” They aren’t even willing to consider his innocence, just like Making a Murderer isn’t willing to consider his guilt. These locals try to appeal to the reader’s emotions, asking if you would let Steven Avery live in your home, but this argument falls short because of their hostility. In the other articles on the no side, we see other media sources, like Radiolab, doing the exact thing Making a Murderer did: focus on one part of the argument, and shape their content to fit that argument. Again, this lack of a middle ground is so prevalent, and
