Netflix - Making a Murderer, Steven Avery

I am a mother of four in my mid 30′s and I have been told that I have some psychic abilities, mainly psychometry, paranormal, and lately remote viewing. Things come to me in the form of pictures in my mind, feelings and impressions, and sometimes sounds. I typically get them when asked to focus on specific objects or events. I clear my mind, think of the question or object and this blog is an example of what I get. This blog is a way for me to organize all my thoughts. Q. Hi Lynn! With the recent popularity of the Netflix documentaries ”Making a Murderer” … Can you shed some light on the truth of what happened? Who really killed Teresa Halbach?
A.  (I want to disclose that before I did this reading I did watch the 2 minute trailer of this series so I could see what he looked like and pick up on his energy…)

As I focus on Steven Avery, and see him serving his original sentence, I see a man that actually handled his first sentence well (for being wrongly convicted).  He had a rough adjustment period in the beginning, but transitioned into living in an incarcerated situation (regarding behavior and respecting authority).  He had done bad things, but knew he didn’t deserve what was happening.  He made enemies with the local police (was a trouble maker and had broken the law), so he was a likely target for this first murder.  I get the police got a lot of praise for “convicting a murderer,” so for the police it was a win-win situation.  The police convicted someone they didn’t like and got a lot of positive publicity.  

One thing he did do was continue to talk to people and plead his innocence.  By continuing to keep the case alive (at least energetically) he finally got a break and was able to prove his innocence by DNA proof.

And that is where the backlash occurs… The police (and officials tied to the account) that were so highly praised are now being scrutinized for their incomplete investigation and called out for their actions during this case.  There is also a certain amount of “bullying” feel to all this as well.  On top of all of this, a huge financial win looks to be rewarded to Steven Avery, which was a man that this police department despised. Them seeing him getting all this money infuriated them even more. I get the police are corrupt (or at least were during the first case and leading into the second one in 2005).  Rather than being accountable for their actions they took their anger and began to plot their revenge. I get this revenge planning started soon after his release…. They just needed an opportunity..

Q. So, what really happened to Teresa Halbach?… 
A.  I get an image of a woman and she is walking around a white tattered building.  It has the feel of an old barn with some larger trees on the property line.  As she walks she is snapping pictures, and two guys walk up to her and start to harass her.  She tries to ignore them, but they keep following her, asking questions, and she starts to grow more and more uncomfortable.  They ask her out for drinks, and when she declines they say “Why not? Aren’t we good enough for you?” and things like that.  She looks to try to get to her car, but they block her and one grabs her by the waist and sort of drags her to an area behind this white building… (I am stopping there..)

Q. Who are the guys that approached her?
A. I get they knew Steven Avery, but Steven Avery wasn’t involved.  I get the impression that they are one step removed from him (best friends, brothers, uncles, neighbor).  I keep wanting to say it wasn’t him, but it is someone that you would see stand beside him.. I also want to say something about construction, like they did labor intensive construction work.  They have on work boots, dirty jeans, flannel shirts and both have dirty nails.  One of them is chewing something like he has an oral fetish type habit (I first get chewing tobacco, and then see him chewing a straw??).  

Q.  How did the police do this a second time? 
A.  I hear a chuckle, and then a voice says in a matter of fact way, “It simple, you plant evidence.”

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.