Steven Avery: Making of a Murderer Part 2

[Samson]

"During the time I was incarcerated, I told a Brown County detective that I had information about the Halbach murder but was ignored and told 'that I was already in enough trouble' and 'to shut up," Friday's affidavit of [Thomas] Buresh revealed.

There was someone else in the RAV besides Bobby Dassey.

Working from memory the car would have been driven once in relocating to the wrecking yard, to a spot empty prior, as shown by aerial footage.
Thus not wreckless asking to be caught as in David Tamihere, who unknowingly drove for days, the car of two murdered people.

 

[Roger Ramjets]

Thought to check in on news feed and this is current

https://patch.com/wisconsin/across-...ase-new-witness-saw-bobby-dassey-halbach-rav4

Friday night, Nov. 4, 2005 or early Saturday morning, Nov. 5, 2005, — sometime before 2 a.m. —Buresh was driving his tow truck... Buresh noted that his tow truck had bright, beaming lights that illuminated the RAV4 and that allowed Buresh to see the occupants inside the vehicle as it passed him...

Back in the fall of 2006 and 2007, Buresh watched the TV news reports of the Steven Avery murder trial and "I noticed Bobby Dassey and recognized him as the driver I saw that night in 2005."

"I could not recognize or identify the passenger in the RAV4 but I am 100 percent sure it was not Steven Avery."

Impressive memory, but keeping his lights on high beam to see who was inside the vehicle should be illegal.

I always wonder though why a murderer would drive around in the victim's car.

David Wayne Tamihere did this, then did 20 years but it turns out he was innocent.

Does that mean Dassey is innocent too, or...

Still trying to figure out someone could not recognize a passenger being blinded by his headlights, and yet be 100% sure it was not Avery a year later when they had never met him. Will be interesting to see what his description of the mystery passenger is.

It seems it could only be Bobby Dassey or Steven by now.

Or a conspiracy of 3? Might explain a lot.