Where Is Steven Avery In 2018? The 'Making A Murderer' Subject Has Been Through Many Twists & Turns

When Making a Murderer hit Netflix in December 2015, no one knew it would become the sensation that it did. Over the next few months, everyone involved in the series found themselves on a national platform. The success allowed the series' filmmakers to snag a second season and two featured defense lawyers, Dean Strang and Jerry Buting, to do a national tour talking about the case. But what about the documentary's main subject? Where is Steven Avery in 2018?

Everyone can know his name now, but Avery's day-to-day life has not changed that much. That's because, according to inmate records, Avery is still in prison, serving out his life sentence for the murder of Teresa Halbach in 2005. As reported by the Post-CrescentAvery was convicted for Halbach's murder and sentenced to life in prison in 2007. He's been behind bars ever since, he's adamantly claimed he's innocent. He's mounted numerous appeals in the 11 years since his sentencing – though, as noted by The Wrap, all of them have been denied.

But Avery has not given up. Since taking over his case in 2016, Avery's new lawyer Kathleen Zellner has continued to advocate for her client. As Bustle, previously reported, between April and September of 2018, she is believed to be in a variety of genres. However, per another Post-Crescent article, une judge ruled it contained the same information present in the materials of the defense has had since 2006, and her request was

Despite that setback, Zellner tweeted that she and Avery were still pressing forward. "So far only 1 Judge has ruled on Avery At least 10 more will be made. on Sept. 8, following the latest denied appeal.

Then, after the Season 2 first date of Making a Murderer was announced on Sept. 25, Zellner tweeted to update people where Avery 's case stands now – 11 years after his death.

"STEVEN AVERY IS INNOCENT – NO DOUBT !!" she tweeted in all caps on Sept. 26. The following day she added, "Matter Facts: We're at the BEGINNING not END of Steven Avery's post-conviction appeal process."

So it seems like Avery's story is nowhere near finished, even if his daily life has changed. According to the above mentioned Wisconsin inmate records, he's currently serving out his sentence in Waupun Correctional Institution, where he's been since 2014.

AT Post-Crescent Waupun newspaper and toured the inmates' routines in August 2017. Posted by admin at 6:00 AM 0 comments Email This BlogThis! They can access the computer, but not the internet – and they can watch local TV, but not cable. Then it's lights out at 10 p.m.

It is notable that we are not allowed to watch cable or surf the web, because that means But he did not know what he was doing. "You know, some people, they really do not know what to do … I did not think about these people would care," he says in the clip.

It will be interesting to see what the audience is about to be a part of the show. . For now, he'll continue serving his sentence, unless Zellner is able to get his conviction overturned.