Making a Murderer: If Steven Avery Didn't Kill Teresa Halbach, Who Did?

Netflix's much-discussed docuseries Making a Murderer makes a pretty compelling case that Steven Avery may be serving a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit.

Though Avery's legal team did not present an alternative narrative for who may have committed the crime, some Making a Murderer viewers have done their own detective work and come up with their own ideas, most of which have been thoroughly dissected on Reddit and other websites.

Steven Avery's nephew Brendan Dassey was also convicted of first-degree murder after (dubiously) confessing to police that he helped his uncle rape and kill Teresa.

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Tadych has a criminal history that includes assault, battery and trespassing charges, and Bobby reportedly had scratches on his neck that he said came from a puppy.

According to one Reddit user, it's possible that the Avery property wasn't Teresa's last stop on the day she died.

When police questioned George Zipperer on Nov. 3 about Teresa's movements that day, he became "extremely belligerent" and, according to Avery's defense team, told "a series of lies about his own activities ... denying that he had contacted Auto Trader or arranged for photographs of the car."

Earl's alibi is that he and a friend were driving a golf cart around hunting rabbits on the property (a cadaver dog later "alerted," or indicated the presence of human remains, on the golf cart during the police investigation).

John Cameron, a former police sergeant and member of the FBI's cold case task force, believes Teresa's murder may have been committed by Edward Wayne Edwards, a serial killer who often framed other people for his crimes.

While Making a Murderer is damning to the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department, and suggests that some investigators may have planted or tampered with evidence, it's a stretch to think that members of the depa