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When the key to Teresa's RAV4 was located, it was after multiple searches had already been done inside Steven Avery's home. The discovery of it was...well...sketchy. In this episode, we'll hear how it was found straight from Colborn himself.
He was right near the bookcase, he said he was shaking the bookcase, and never saw the key until Lt. Lenk pointed it out. Sitting there in plain view.
Colborn also admits he felt pressure from Avery's lawsuit, you know that $36 million dollar one? Because he knew he could be named, personally. Which means he very well may be personally liable.
Another odd thing...Lenk and Colborn always did the searches of Avery's trailer together. Why?
This is where reasonable doubt starts to look like something more.
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00:00 The Avery Trial: Episode 30 - What Colborn’s Report Left Out
00:28 Intro
05:03 Commentary
08:02 Testimony Resumes
11:03 Exhibit 142
14:25 Commentary
17:41 Testimony Continues
24:06 Exhibit 213
25:28 Jury and Witness Asked to Leave
39:37 TL:DR
41:21 Redirect
45:14 Recross
45:44 The Zellner Files
48:35 Wrap Up
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