How Steven Avery’s Ex-Fiancée Claims He Scared Her From Behind Bars
When Lynn Hartman appeared on Dr. Phil, she gushed over her relationship with convicted murderer Steven Avery.
"Within the first month, he was telling me that he knew he wanted me to be his wife," Hartman said. "I was excited. He had singled me out. It made me feel special. He told me I was beautiful."
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Hartman reached out to Avery after watching Making a Murderer, a Netflix documentary series that tells the story of Avery’s conviction for murdering a 25-year-old woman in 2005. Avery proclaims his innocence to this day, and his legal team suggested that the Manitowoc County, Wisconsin police department may have planted evidence and framed Avery for murder because he brought a $36 million lawsuit against them for false imprisonment in a rape case years earlier. Hartman says she wrote a letter to Avery and he responded quickly. Shortly thereafter, Hartman went to visit Avery behind bars.
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"He looks like the sweetest little teddy bear I've ever seen in my life," she told Dr. Phil in the exclusive interview.
That was in October 2016.
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Now, Hartman claims she’s scared of the man to whom she was engaged. Watch the video above to hear her story and what she claims Avery did from behind bars that made her end all contact with him. And, why does she say she no longer believe Avery is innocent?
This episode of Dr. Phil airs Monday. Check here to see where you can watch.
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"Within the first month, he was telling me that he knew he wanted me to be his wife," Hartman said. "I was excited. He had singled me out. It made me feel special. He told me I was beautiful."
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Hartman reached out to Avery after watching Making a Murderer, a Netflix documentary series that tells the story of Avery’s conviction for murdering a 25-year-old woman in 2005. Avery proclaims his innocence to this day, and his legal team suggested that the Manitowoc County, Wisconsin police department may have planted evidence and framed Avery for murder because he brought a $36 million lawsuit against them for false imprisonment in a rape case years earlier. Hartman says she wrote a letter to Avery and he responded quickly. Shortly thereafter, Hartman went to visit Avery behind bars.
WATCH: 6 Reasons Former Prosecutor Says He Believes 'Making A Murderer' Subject Steven Avery Is Guilty
"He looks like the sweetest little teddy bear I've ever seen in my life," she told Dr. Phil in the exclusive interview.
That was in October 2016.
WATCH: Why Attorney Featured In ‘Making A Murderer’ Blames Prosecutor For Steven Avery Not Getting A Fair Trial
Now, Hartman claims she’s scared of the man to whom she was engaged. Watch the video above to hear her story and what she claims Avery did from behind bars that made her end all contact with him. And, why does she say she no longer believe Avery is innocent?
This episode of Dr. Phil airs Monday. Check here to see where you can watch.
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