The hit Netflix series “Making a Murderer” has the world questioning the ethics of former Wisconsin prosecutor Ken Kratz — and now the attorney has been caught trying to get convicted murder Steven Avery to help push a book on the case!
Avery has become the focus of many efforts to get him out of prison after the “Making a Murderer” documentary convinced viewers that he had been falsely convicted for the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach, who disappeared in 2005.
And while others claim the documentary is misleading, Kratz didn’t help his case by looking to make some blood money last year!
That’s when the former prosecutor wrote to Avery and complained that the convict wouldn’t help to promote a planned book by admitting to Teresa’s murder!
“You had ONE opportunity to finally tell all the details,” chided Kratz in his Sept. 6, 2015, letter to Avery.
Kratz has already infuriated many members of the public after the “Murderer” filmmakers made a case that he had helped to plant evidence on Avery — who had previously been falsely convicted of rape in 1985, and later filed a lawsuit against the sheriff’s department and district attorney of Manitowoc County in Wisconsin.
Now there’s even more anger after Kratz’s letter has him badgering Avery to admit to the murder in a crime book that would’ve portrayed the prosecuting attorney as a crusading hero!
“The difference between you and famous convicted murderers from the past is they told their whole truthful story to someone, who then wrote a book about what actually happened and people got to understand both sides,” Kratz wrote to Avery.
Meanwhile, the public continues to attack Kratz as a crooked tool of powerful politicians.
“I have never wished death on anyone in all the years I have had on this earth,” wrote one outraged “Murderer” fan to Kratz.
“But after seeing how you treat people, I got pretty darn close.
“I hope that you get an incurable STD and spend the rest of your life in constant misery, you fat sloth!”
