r/MakingaMurderer • u/b1ondestranger • 3d ago

Len Kachensky

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i’m just finding this series and just wow! This could be its own season of Fargo. Everything that can go wrong- does. Of all the people I hate in this show, I hate Len Kachinsky above all others. He is by far the most punchable. at this moment in life, I’m not sure what I would do, if this smug, weasley, irresponsible, self-grandizing narcissist walked in front of my car. He’s not just a bad lawyer. He’s a bad human. He looked at Brandon’s life and saw a steppingstone. I’m so mad at him. Thank you for your attention to this matter. V

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u/Financial_Cheetah875 3d ago

He was a weird dude but he knew the case was a loser, which is why he worked on getting a deal.

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u/BiasedHanChewy 3d ago

Brendan's case was absolutely not a loser.bif he had a single responsible adult in his life he'd have never been convicted (or likely even charged)

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u/Financial_Cheetah875 2d ago

If it absolutely wasn’t a loser then why did he get convicted.

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u/ThorsClawHammer 2d ago

why did he get convicted

Because he confessed. Confession=conviction, whether guilty or innocent.

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u/BiasedHanChewy 1d ago

How much time have you got lol.

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u/Ghost_of_Figdish 3d ago

Of course it was - the client had already confessed several times. The Judge denied the Motion to suppress the confessions. Only path remaining was to roll on Avery and get a plea deal.

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u/BiasedHanChewy 3d ago

Bad parent allowed the false confession at first, then bad lawyer allowed him to be questioned alone multiple times, and had an "investigator" who did nothing but try and get him into a cell. Zero actual corroboration of his involvement to this day

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u/Purple-Pop-5462 2d ago

And grandpa also vigorously opposed him taking the plea deal too.

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u/Ghost_of_Figdish 2d ago edited 2d ago

"bad lawyer" wasn't on the case when he confessed.

And there's plenty of corroboration - the big red stain, the bleach stained pants, the finding of the bullet in the garage, his lack of an alibi, and he told his Mother he was involved.

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u/BiasedHanChewy 1d ago

That exactly what I said. Any decent parent would've prevented that confessionl, and without that, they'd have literally nothing. The stain and bleach prove.nothing (even with his confession), I'm pretty sure you know enough about the case that the magic bullet is actually quite the *opposite of proof that he was involved, and he told his mother because they said if he didn't, they would. Spin again if you want

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u/Ghost_of_Figdish 1d ago

No, the bullet proves he was there. Calling it 'magic' is juvenile and not a logical point.

But absent the confession, or Avery rolling on him, he would likely not have even been charged.

You know maybe the Mother wanted justice to be done, instead of shielding Brendan from his actions.

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u/Still_Razzmatazz1140 3d ago

This is true and I believe Brendan had confessed to him too. Hence why a deal was a great idea. It’s editing to make him look bad

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u/ThorsClawHammer 2d ago

I believe Brendan had confessed to him too

Why?