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I expect his lawyers did make a big issue of it - the guy absolutely nailed it at the time, the cop had no answer. But they can only show so much in the documentary, and there was just so much that stank in that case, that numberplate aspect was just another inconsistency amongst everything...

None of which add up to a hill of beans when you look at the shocking inconsistencies in the prosecutions evidence. And I STILL can't get past the recording of that cop on the phone giving a licence plate check on Teresa's car while she was still reported missing, casually identfying the...

I'd have to go Henry Fonda on yo' ass

Exactly. Quite apart from the bullet, the blood, the key, how can a jury possibly hear that piece of evidence alone and NOT think "whoa...hang on....". I do not understand how they can get past that. To find Avery guilty, they are supposed to be certain beyond all reasonable doubt. How they...

The cop who called in Teresa's Rav4 licence plate ID check, then mentioning the year make and model 4 days before it was then "discovered" in Avery's yard...hmmm.

I've heard about this too...I might need to give it a squizz.