I'm in the belief that the nephew was not involved. But Avery, I'm not sure about. Certainly the cops and prosecution had an axe to grind, and the cops may have exaggerated, which should have amounted to not guilty based on what the defence showed, but something about every piece of evidence being flawed amounts to a lot of things having to be planted or messed with. I find it hard to believe anyone, let alone police, would put themselves in that magnitude of a situation to be in cahoots just to prove this guy did it when if exposed would bring criminal matters on themselves. It's one thing for the police to shoot someone they don't like, but to mess with THAT much evidence would be so hard to believe. Anyway, I'm curious what they find with this confession because in jail it could just be a mental health issue from someone looking for attention.
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