Candace Owens doubles down on key evidence in Teresa Halbach murder case in new Convicting a Murdere

CONVICTING A Murderer fans have praised the show's most recent episode.

The newest release left fans in shock about the discrepancies between Convicting A Murderer and Netflix's Making A Murderer.

The original show, Making A Murderer, was released in 2015 and followed the case of Steven Avery.

He was released from prison, but then immediately convicted of the murder of Teresa Halbach and returned to prison.

The documentary portrays Avery as an innocent man who was taken advantage of by a corrupt government. The show was a hit but was allegedly wildly inaccurate.

In Convicting A Murderer, Candace Owens set the record straight, bringing light to the actual truth of the Steven Avery case.

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The new documentary was instantly a hit and fans have been flocking to social media to express how they wish episodes would come out quicker.

"Each week I get more angry that the episodes are released slowly!" Nonya Kahncern tweeted.

Others have shared their shock with the new evidence being presented in the case.

The fifth episode argues the notion of false testimonies and corrupt law enforcement from the Netflix series is misinformation.

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"#Convictingamurderer only makes me more confident the right man is behind bars," another Twitter user said.

The main sentiment being shared, though, was the disgust with how differently Netflix presented the case in the original document.

Many are angry with what they think is a criminal misrepresentation of the case.

"Convicting a Murderer is brilliant. What Netflix did, should be criminal. To misrepresent a case like that, to paint two innocent officers as setting up a man, atrocious," Clairey Frances said.

"This is an absolute must see. Avery is guilty, the evidence IS overwhelming."

"Episode 5 of 'Convicting a Murderer' has been released today and all I can say is WOW. The misleading narrative from the original #stevenavery doc is extremely disappointing," Tuesday Gazette said.

There are five more episodes to be released in Convicting a Murderer, with the last coming October 26.

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