Brendan Dassey

Brendan Dassey is a man who became widely known after being convicted of involvement in the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach in Wisconsin. His case gained attention due to questions about the fairness of his confession, which he said was coerced during police interrogation, especially since he was a minor with limited understanding of legal procedures. His legal battles raised concerns about interrogation practices and the rights of suspects with intellectual disabilities. Dassey's case drew public and legal scrutiny, highlighting issues related to criminal justice procedures and the importance of proper interrogation techniques.