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Planted? >> kathleen zellner is known as an aggressive defense attorney. >> chief legal correspondent for msnbc. >> she is looking for new evidence to argue the entire case was done the wrong way. shes basically trying to put the state on trial. >> in her 45-page legal motion, zellner attacks law and for some, and tries to poke holes in the prosecutions case and raises new questions. >> she notes that teresas cell phone pinged off a tower 13 miles away later that day. suggesting maybe she left t...

Could perform new forensic tests, including more advanced testing on averys blood from the rav4. in june, 2017, zellner filed a motion requesting a new trial for avery. in a statement, she told dateline, we will be able to demonstrate exactly how the evidence was planted in the early part of the investigation. avery, she insists, was framed for a crime he did not commit. but in october, 2017, a wisconsin circuit court tonight that request. zellner petitioned the judge is ruling to the wisconsin ...

Defense attorney. >> chief legal correspondent for msnbc. >> shes looking for new evidence to argue the entire case was done the wrong way. shes basically trying to put the state on trial. >> in her motion, she attacks law enforcement, tries to poke holes in the prosecutions case and raises new questions. >> she notes that teresas cell phone pinged off a cell phone tower 13 miles away later that day, suggesting maybe she left there alive. theres also indications that other people, not from law e...

Handcuffs. >> he answers the door that day wearing a small white towel and teresa we know is creeped out by that behavior. she tells friends and coworkers about that. >> krats believes averys behavior shows a sexual obsession with teresa that led to murder. why would steven avery do this when he was on the verge of getting this big wind fall, potentially millions of dollars? >> thats a great question. we know that hes a psychopath. >> do we know that? >> lets say i allege that, okay. i believe t...

Correspondent for msnbc. >> she is looking for new evidence to argue the entire case was done the wrong way. she is basically trying to put the state on trial. >> reporter: in her 45-page legal motion, zellner attacks law enforcement, tries to poke holes in the prosecutions case, and raises new questions. >> she notes that teresas cell phone pinged off a cell phone tower 13 miles away later that day, suggestings maybe she left there alive. there is also indications that other people not from law...

Case was done the wrong way. shes basically trying to put the state on trial. >> in her 45-page legal motion, zellner attacks law enforcement, tries to poke holes in the prosecutions case, and raises new questions. >> she notes that teresas cell phone pinged off a cell phone tower 13 miles away later that day, suggesting maybe she left there alive. theres also indications that other people, not from law enforcement, entered the property during the investigation, raising the prospect of other pot...

Prosecutions case and raises new questions. >> she notes that theresas cell phone pinged off a tower 13 miles away later that day, suggesting maybe she left there alive. theres also indications that other people not from law enforcement entered the property during the investigation, raising the prospect of other potential suspects. . >> and shes won an early round. in november of 2016, a judge grant the her access to some of the evidence so her experts could perform new forensic tests, includin...

Prosecutions case, and raises new questions. >> she notes that teresas cell phone pinged off a cell phone tower 13 miles away later that day, suggesting maybe she left there alive. theres also indications that other people, not from law enforcement, entered the property during the investigation, raising the prospect of other potential suspects. >> and shes won an early round. in november 2016, a judge granted her access to some of the evidence, so her experts could perform new forensic tests, in...