Summary: <p>The massively popular Netflix series <em>Making a Murderer </em>explores the circumstances surrounding a homicide in small-town Wisconsin, and highlights the ways the criminal justice system failed defendants Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey. Defense attorney Dean Strang became the show's unlikely hero, and internet obsessives turned him into a moral crusader and even a sex symbol. While Strang was wholly unprepared for his sudden popularity, he tells host Alec Baldwin he's glad the show is giving viewers a taste of how American justice really works outside of Hollywood tropes, and talks about what he thinks the Avery case really hinges on.</p> <p>Listen to Alec Baldwin's conversation with <em>Making a Murderer</em> writers and directors <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/story/htt-making-murderer/">Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi</a>.</p>
