Making A Murderer Star Is Super Honest About Being Widely Despised
Seeing yourself on television can be a wakeup call.
I was a dick. Some of that was bravado that was necessary for the presentation of the case, but some of that was me. And I think it’s important that people understand that I’m not that person anymore.
— Ken Kratz, prosecutor in the Steven Avery case and inadvertent star of the Netflix hit, Making a Murderer, in an honest interview with Gothamist.
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