Steven Avery"s Sons Speak Out For the First Time: WATCH!

At this point, it seems like just about everyone involved with the Steven Avery murder trial has had their say.

Even Avery himself issued a statement, despite bizarrely being barred from talking to the media by the Wisconsin Board of Prisons.

But as the public debate over the facts presented in Making a Murderer rages on, many seem to have forgotten that prior to his first imprisonment in 1985, Steven Avery got married and started a family – and his children remained silent on their father"s controversial conviction until today.

Sitting for an interview with the syndicated news magazine series Crime Watch Daily, Bill Avery and Steven Avery Jr., both in their 30s now, share their feelings on once again being thrust into the national spotlight, as well as their thoughts on the scandal-plagued trial that landed their father behind bars for life.

Asked point blank if they believe that Steven Avery is innocent, as the rest of their family seems to, the brothers confess that they"re as uncertain as many Making a Murderer viewers:

“Only one person can answer that, and that would be Teresa Halbach,” Steven Jr. says in the shocking new video. “But she can’t answer that no more.”

While the Averys refrain from speculating about their father"s guilt or innocence, they agree with his supporters on the question of whether Steven and his alleged accomplice Brendan Dassey deserve a second trial.

“The only thing I know was the entire case was very shady. It’s clear that there was corruption,” Steven Jr. says.

“Him and Brendan deserve a fair trial. That’s my take on it. If they’re guilty, let them sit. But if they’re free, get them out. It’s been ten years now. They’ve wasted going on 30 years of his life if he’s innocent.

Watch a clip from the emotional interview below:

Steven Avery"s Mother: Teresa Halbach is Still Alive!

Even if you haven"t binge watched all ten hours of Making a Murderer, you"re probably at least somewhat familiar with the mysteries surrounding the 2005 killing of Teresa Halbach.

If not, allow us to give you a very brief, Wisconsin-accent-free rundown of the salient facts:

A Manitowoc County, WI man named Steven Avery was falsely convicted of rape in 1985, and served 18 years in prison before being exonerated by DNA evidence.

Avery sued the county for $ 36 million, but was arrested for the murder of a 25-year-old woman named Theresa Halbach before he was able to see his civil case through.

Now, Avery is serving a life sentence behind bars, and both his lawyers and the wildly popular Netflix documentary series still maintain that he"s the victim of an elaborate frame-up executed by vengeful law enforcement officials.

There"s ample reason to believe that Avery was framed, or at least convicted by a biased jury, but as with all conspiracy theories, the arguments in his favor have gotten stranger and stranger as the years have passed by.

For example, check out the latest claim from Avery"s own mother, who says that her son can"t be guilty of murdering Theresa Halbach – because Theresa Halbach is still alive.

To be fair, Avery"s mother is elderly, and even if Steven didn"t kill Halbach, many people (including Steven) believe that one of her other sons did. 

So it"s not hard to see why Mrs. Avery would be a proponent of the unlikely theory that Theresa went into hiding just to screw some guy over.

Still, it"s an indication of how insane the speculation about this case has gotten.

Listen to Mrs. Avery"s latest interview in the clip below.