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So now Steven Avery plans on playing games with the Halbach family by making wild claims that Teresa Halbach may still be alive. 
Steven Avery said he thinks the 25-year-old photographer he’s accused of killing may still be alive.
In another jail house interview, Avery said Teresa Halbach, “Could still be out there.”
Avery claims the case against him is all a set-up.
If this was not so cruel it might be comical. It is instead just hideous. Now the Avery family is setting up a defense fund. Who is their right mind would give to this?
Avery’s family is setting up a defense fund for him. “It will go toward Steven no matter what, 100 percent,” said niece Carla Avery.
“It will be used for cash bail or defense. We are looking into regular attorneys instead of public defenders.”
AP NewsBreak: Avery thinks Halbach may be alive
Instead of just doing the right thing we see where Steven Avery is going with his pseudo-insane act.
“Any person who would have killed Teresa Halbach “ain’t got a right mind,” Avery said. “There is no way I could kill somebody,” he said. “That would be too hard.”
Avery’s Family Stand Behind Him
A day after Steven Avery speaks out from jail, his family echos Steven’s assertion that Teresa Halbach may still be alive.
Dolores Avery, Steven’s mother starts the conversation by claiming her son’s innocence.
Steven Avery’s mother and niece, Carla, are quick to proclaim Steven’s innocence and although they are not quick to admit it, they are taking steps to try to prove he had nothing to do with Teresa Halbach’s disappearance or murder.
It seems to run in the family as Carla Avery, Steven’s niece, went on to say that for all she knew the bone fragments could be sheep bones even though the “State crime lab tests show the bone fragments were that of an adult female and that teeth found were human”.
Timeline in Teresa Halbach murder case
November 30th, 2005 at 02:10am
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The mother Julie Popovich spoke out for the first time Wednesday about her daughter’s murder. Julie Popovich
“I’m not quite sure how I’ll make it through, but I’ll be with family,” White said.
White’s emotions were much different this week after the man reported to be the primary suspect in the murder granted an exclusive interview to NBC 4, Hollingsworth reported.
“I was raised by my mom,” said Adam Saleh. “I’ve always had respect for women.”
After having seen the suspect, Adam Saleh, of her daughter’s murder make remarks that he is innocent, Julie Popovich’s mom simply had the following to say:
“I saw a sick individual. And I saw a liar. He’s very smug. He was very full of himself,” White said.
There’s no mistakes. He knows he’s been nailed,” White said.
November 27th, 2005 at 08:52pm
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Adam Saleh has been in jail for three months on an unrelated rape case; however, has yet to be charged in the Popovich case, but police said he is a suspect. 
New details were released Monday in the investigation into the murder of Julie Popovich.
Saleh told NBC 4′s Holly Hollingsworth that the unrelated rape case he is charged in was all a misunderstanding.
“I’ve always had respect for women — especially for women. That’s like the No. 1 thing,” he said.
Saleh met Julia Popovich talked on the same night she disappeared; however, states not at Ledo’s Lounge.
Saleh said he didn’t meet Popovich at Ledo’s Lounge, where she was last seen, but at a friend’s house earlier in the night.
“I was at Ledo’s that night … I left early. I went to go help my mom and I went straight to bed after that,” he said.
Still, investigators said Saleh is the key suspect.
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November 23rd, 2005 at 01:18am
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Carlie Brucia verdict has just been announced … Guilty on all charges … Jurors deciding fate of Joseph P. Smith, accused of kidnapping, raping and killing Carlie Brucia 
A jury reached its verdict Thursday in the murder trial of a former mechanic charged with kidnapping, raping and killing Carlie Brucia, whose abduction was caught by a security camera.
CNN: Conviction in taped abduction case
Joseph Smith was found guilty Thursday of kidnapping, raping and killing 11-year-old Carlie Brucia in a case that made worldwide news when the police disseminated a videotape of Smith abducting the girl outside a car wash.
Jurors deliberated briefly before delivering their verdict after the prosecutor, in closing arguments Wednesday, said a “mountain” of evidence pointed to the guilt of the former auto mechanic.
With the mountain of evidence against Smith and the shameful and disgusting acts he did to 
this poor innocent child; no penalty he receives is vindication to what he did. Thank the jury for not seeing through any of the pathetic attempts of smoke screens by Smith’s defense attorneys. GUILTY, GOOD RIDDANCE.
Earlier Wednesday, Tebrugge played a videotape of Smith’s brother, John, asking about reward money in an effort to discredit the brother’s testimony.
John Smith tearfully told jurors that his sibling had confessed to “rough sex” with the girl and to killing her, and then told him where the body was. After the prosecution began its closing argument, Carlie’s mother, Sue Schorpen, left the courtroom in tears. She rarely attended the trial.
Carlie Brucia, rest in peace and God bless the family.
November 17th, 2005 at 04:29pm
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Steve Avery was was charged Tuesday with killing and mutilating a freelance photographer, Teresa Halbach, who had an appointment with him the last day she was seen. According to authorities, the gruesome findings by searchers of the Avery Salvage property yielded human teeth and bones in a burn pit behind Steven Avery’s garage.
Preliminary results Tuesday identified the remains as Halbach’s, according to a criminal complaint charging Avery with first-degree intentional homicide and mutilation of a corpse.
Authorities believe the charred remains are all that’s left of the 25-year-old Calumet County woman, who vanished Oct. 31 after going to the Avery family’s auto salvage business to photograph a minivan for sale for Auto Trader Magazine. Halbach’s family members later found her sport utility vehicle at the salvage yard.
Steven Avery appeared before the County Circuit Court where bail was set in the amount of $500,000 and the homicide charge carries a mandatory life in prison sentence.
Avery appeared in Manitowoc County Circuit Court on Tuesday, when Judge Patrick Willis set bail at $500,000 cash and scheduled a preliminary hearing for Dec. 6 on the homicide and mutilation charges.
Avery, dressed in black-and-white prison clothes, looked straight ahead and said nothing during the 12-minute hearing, which did not cover the weapons charge. The judge set a tentative status conference Monday on that case.
The homicide charge carries a mandatory life in prison sentence, while the mutilation charge carries up to 12 1/2 years in prison and $25,000 in fines. Wisconsin does not have the death penalty.
Avery has repeatedly told reporters he believes he is being set up because of his pending $36 million lawsuit against Manitowoc County for his wrongful conviction.
As Steven Avery proclaims his innocence and states he was set up as his blood was found in Teresa Halbach’s vehicle, Avery’s family also acts just as strangely and are in a world of denial. The Avery Salvage Yard is open for business and the family is just going to throw themselves in to work. After what just occurred there?
Steven Avery’s father and brother threw themselves into their work, trying to get caught up after losing a weeks worth of business.
Steven Avery’s father, Allen, talked of his frustration and anger from inside his business office.
“All I can tell you is that it did not happen on Avery property. That’s if it happened and I don’t believe it happened.”
The idea that all this gruesome evidence that was found on the Avery property was planted as Steven Avery states is simply appalling. However, what else would one think he would say trying to capitalize on his previous improper incarceration.
November 16th, 2005 at 02:57am
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Police are investigating the case of a body found inside a burning vehicle in LaPorte County. Investigators say they’re investigating this case as a homicide. Police in Ohio think it’s the body of a Columbus man, 38-year-old Emanuel Drummond, who has been missing for three weeks.
Police in Ohio think it’s the body of a Columbus man, 38-year-old Emanuel Drummond, who has been missing for three weeks.
Drummond was last seen on October 23 when he stopped by his mother’s house. He left there, but never made it home.
Police in Columbus, Ohio have confirmed the VIN number on the burning SUV matches that of the truck that Drummond was driving.
Police have suggested that the individual that was found inside the vehicle that they did not die due to the fire.
Beckman does say it’s a homicide and that the person found inside the burning vehicle did not die of the fire.
“It contains some very unique factors that are being explored basically feverishly right now, as we speak,” says Beckman.
Friends and family of Drummond gathered in Columbus a week ago Sunday for a prayer vigil.
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November 15th, 2005 at 07:09pm
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It what many have suspected after the finding that were reported yesterday at the Avery Salvage Yard; prosecutors plan to charge Steven Avery with with first-degree 
intentional homicide of Teresa Halbach. As if the horrific description of what had been found on the Avery property was not bad enough and Teresa Halbach’s keys in the bedroom of Steven Avery. We now are told by investigators that Steven Avery’s blood was found inside Teresa Halbach’s sport utility vehicle.
Prosecutors plan to charge a man wrongly convicted of rape 20 years ago with killing a 25-year-old woman whose vehicle was found near his home, the Calumet County district attorney said Friday.
Steven Avery’s blood was found inside Teresa Halbach’s sport utility vehicle, District Attorney Ken Kratz said. Kratz said he plans to charge Avery with first-degree intentional homicide by Tuesday.
“It is no longer a question, at least in my mind as special prosecutor in the case, who is responsible for, in this case, the death of Teresa Halbach,” Kratz said.
D.A. Plans To File Homicide Charges Against Steven Avery Video available of District Attorney Announces Evidence Against Avery
Calumet County District Ken Kratz said Avery’s DNA was found inside Halbach’s car and on the vehicle’s ignition key. He said the key was found hidden in Avery’s bedroom. 
Sheriff Jerry Pagel said Avery told investigators he had never been in Halbach’s vehicle. Pagel said they’ve now determined that was a lie.
Kratz said the quality and kind of evidence discovered proves there no tainting or planting of evidence.
Halbach case: Grim discoveries emerge; Burned human remains, key to Halbach’s SUV found on Avery land
The bones of an adult woman, human teeth, blood and signs of a failed attempt to burn a body have been found during the search for Teresa Marie Halbach. The veteran sheriff who announced the discovery said the evidence reflects a crime that defies description.
Once Wrongly Convicted Man Charged in Slay 
Avery has denied involvement in the disappearance of Halbach, 25, who was last seen Oct. 31. The freelance photographer had three appointments that day to take pictures of vehicles for sale, including one at a salvage yard owned by Avery’s family in Manitowoc County, about 25 miles south of Green Bay.
Washington Post: Burned Remains Found at Wis. Salvage Yard
All of this evidence against Steven Avery that has shocked even the most veteran investigators while Avery has denied involvement in Halbach’s death.
God Bless Teresa Halbach and her family.
November 11th, 2005 at 05:00pm
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WHIO TV 7 is reporting that Police in Dayton, OH that were searching for a missing person discovered a dead body on Thursday. Police said that the man had been shot to death and did suspect that the man had been a victim of foul play.
Authorities said the man was shot to death in a home located at 56 West Norman Avenue.
Police said officers have been working the missing person case for several days after relatives became concerned of the man’s whereabouts. Officers said they found the man’s car abandoned with a gun in it near North Main Street.
Detectives said the investigation led to the home where the body of a man was found. Police have not identified the man as the missing person they were looking for, but are waiting for positive identification.
If you have any information about this case, contact Dayton police at 333-COPS.
UPDATE: November 11, 2005, WHIO TV 7, Body Identified In Missing Person Search
On Friday, the victim was identified as 32-year-old Jerome Weatherby. Police found him shot to death.
November 11th, 2005 at 02:30am
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The body of Aaron Brooks was found Saturday morning at about 9:30 a.m. in a drainage canal was positively identified as the missing teen.
A body found Saturday morning in a Galt Park has been positively identified as that of 15-year-old Aaron Brooks, who disappeared on October 26. Police arrested a suspect in his killing late Saturday.
The body, which has lain in two-feet of water for more than a week, the body was positively identified as that of Aaron Brooks on Sunday.
According to accounts on Saturday police arrested 19 year old Salvatore Carmello Maggio of Wilton for the murder of Aaron Brooks. He was booked into the Sacramento County Jail on a single count of homicide.
Investigators said a witness told them he saw Maggio emerging from the drainage canal on October 26 at about 5:30 p.m. According to the witness, Maggio was wet, muddy and vomiting. The witness called 911, and both police and fire units responded to the scene. Galt police say Maggio told the responding officer that he had been attacked by three juveniles, who subsequently fled the area. He was treated by medics and sent on his way.
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November 7th, 2005 at 03:54am
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According to the AP via The Daily Comet, the body of a Summerfield High School teacher, Danny Waits, who had been missing since Oct. 28 was found Saturday in a pond on his property. His wife’s body was found in their nearby house.
“It is the body of Danny Waits and his wife apparently committed suicide,” said Trooper Doug Pierrelee, spokesman for state police Troop G, which is working with Claiborne and Bienville sheriff’s offices in the investigation.
Danny Waits, 57, was found about 4 p.m. His wife, Londa, was discovered about 45 minutes later.
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November 7th, 2005 at 02:40am
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