Making a Murderer's Steven Avery's prison fiancée reveals they split

The fiancée of Making a Murderer's Steven Avery has revealed for the first time that she broke off their engagement after he failed to adopt her Christian faith - but is continuing in her fight to prove his innocence. In fact the two have never met outside of prison but she had the image created to show them as they would be Hope: The appointment of a new lawyer - Kathleen Zellner, a high-profile Chicago attorney with a long list of post-conviction victories under her belt, begging her to take Avery's case - has sparked renewed belief in the possibility of Steve being freed Victim: Teresa Halbach, 25, was murdered after she went missing in Manitowoc County in October 2006, having last been seen by Steven Avery. Few visitors: Sandy Greenman tells Daily Mail Online that she, Steven's mother Dolores and father Allan are the only visitors he usually has Estranged: Steve Avery's brother Charles and Earl have not been to see him in nine years, since his conviction for the murder of Teresa Halbach Distance: Earl Avery has also not seen his brother since his conviction. ',' Susan Greenman tells Daily Mail Online Previously held: Avery spent time at the Wisconsin's maximum-security facility in Boscobel, four hours' drive from his family in Manitowoc County Sandy said: 'I believe the Lord wanted me there and I believe I was right in what I was doing. Visitor: Jenny Avery is one of the only one of Steven's children to have visited him behind bars Sandy told Daily Mail Online: 'It was all handled so badly, it's just so sad.