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Updated 7.30am 24 March
MAKING A MURDERER’S Dean Strang and Jerry Buting are on their way to Ireland this autumn for a number of public appearances.
It was announced yesterday that Strang was on the way – and now it has been confirmed that he will be joined by his former colleague Jerry Buting for a three-date tour.
They will visit Cork Opera House (22 September), Dublin’s Vicar Street (24 September) and Galway’s Black Box (25 September) to take part in public interviews about the court case that made them famous… and perhaps they’ll be asked about being heartthrobs too.
Wisconsin attorneys Strang and Buting represented Steven Avery after he was accused of the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach.
The Netflix documentary about Avery’s trial – which took place just a few years after he had been released after being jailed for a crime he didn’t commit – became a huge phenomenon last year, leading to fame for Strang and Buting.
Cork Opera House said:
Strang will participate in a moderated discussion regarding the systemic failures of the criminal justice system, as well as the broader implications of the Steven Avery case.
Tickets for the Cork show cost €32; tickets for the Black Box event cost €35, and tickets for the Vicar St show cost €36.50 (including booking free).
The tickets for all three venues go on sale from 9am on 31 March. Be aware that in some cases, booking fees may apply.
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Wear a mask.
@Brendan Wallace: And wash your hands regularly. This message seems to have been lost at some stage….
@Paolo: the message was ignored by trump and his cult. They knew better. It was trumps idea of being anything near that manly man pose of putin barechested on a horse. Ewwwwww….trump barechested on a horse….sorry I said that now.
@Paolo: you’re right there.
Lads on sit walking straight out of the cubicle not washing hands, it’s disgusting.
Happening everywhere.
Imagine giving up a career in Congress to become the top toadie to the biggest failure in the history of the Executive branch during a historically miserable era, just so you can stand next to him as he loses re-election and then, when you’re rolling on the floor, you get the covid kick to the nuts. SO. MUCH. WINNING.
Genius move by this guy, his timing couldn’t be better. He gets a 2 week holiday in the middle of the Trump administrations epic meltdown.
@EdmundOrlando: That’s what I thinking!
Maybe trump might actually get it this time.
That’s what you call a bad few days
Get well soon
@Maurice O Neill: Absolutely wish him well. Ironic that a lot of this administration got this virus in its dying weeks. Some would say Karma
@Fr. Fintan Stack: a farewell gift maybe
@Fr. Fintan Stack: others would say lying.
Can’t be proven though so if you ever say that to me again… I’ll put your head through the wall! haha :)
schadenfreude shäd′n-froi″də
n. Pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others.
n. Malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else’s misfortune.
n. delight in another person’s misfortune
On the 3rd day of 100,000+ Covid-19 infections in USA
This.
Maybe the Trump will get it again.
@2thFairy: You wouldn’t wish that on the poor virus would you?
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