I do not remember what I wore 3 days ago. It is in Adnan’s cluelessness about his day that I really do believe him. Would he not have made sure he coulda accounted for EVERY SECOND of his day? Adnan was smart, right? Well if he was about to kill his ex, he would have better answers for his day besides “I probably was doing that” and “I don’t know. I f he was really going to kill Hae, would he not have had a greater recollection of his day with a BETTER alibi? Would he not have made sure he made his presence KNOWN at track practice so people could vouch for him? Walk up to the coach and high five him or something so that dude coulda more than remembered he was there. Now, about the Alibi that Adnan did not have. The tape from the bail hearing where the prosecution said he had an uncle in Pakistan who would help him flee the country had my mouth drop. His religion DID cloud some of the facts of this case and he was discriminated against because of it. But enough to kill her in the middle of a Best Buy parking lot in the middle of the day? Nah.įolks were talmbout how because he was Muslim, he took their relationship more to heart and that must have been why he was so deeply hurt. Is it possible that on the inside, he was stewing? Yes. NO ONE said he was Hulking out about the breakup. It had been a month, he had met her ex and everyone around them said he had already moved on to crushing on someone else (Nisha). I do not buy the idea that Adnan was so hurt by the breakup with Hae Min Lee that he killed her. BUT it’s clear that she handled Adnan’s case terribly and that is partly why he’s spent the last 15 years behind bars. Like DAFUQ? She should have handed the case over to someone else, and she’s dead now so she can’t be questioned. All that money she got from Adnan’s family and she didn’t even follow up on IMPORTANT things, like Asia’s affidavit, and physical evidence on Hae’s body. She wasn’t trying to lose but she lost from her incompetence brought on by her failing health. Speaking of Tina Gutierrez, she didn’t throw the case: she blew it. He bought his freedom with the testimony against Adnan. How does the person who helped BURY THE BODY never spend one day in jail? HOW, SWAY? I understand why Christina Gutierrez, Adnan’s lawyer shrieked like a banshee when she found out that fact.
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People shouldn’t be found guilty if there’s enough reasonable doubt and there definitely is enough here.Įspecially since we found out that the prosecution got Jay a FREE lawyer who managed to get him immunity even though he was an accessory to murder. His downfall was a lack of alibi and Jay’s word. There was no physical evidence that linked Adnan to the crime. The fact that he got convicted strictly on Jay’s word and with inconsistent phone records, doe. The evidence against him is flimsier than tin foil. For the rest of us, let’s talk about this.įirst things first: Adnan should not be in jail right now based on the evidence that was against him. IF YOU HAVE NOT LISTENED TO SERIAL, THIS IS WHERE YOU STOP READING THIS ARTICLE BECAUSE SPOILER ALERTS AND STUFF YOU WANNA GATHER YOURSELF.
They did anyway, in secret, and a month after they break up, she comes up missing and they find her weeks later, dead.Īdnan maintains his innocence and the main evidence against him is the testimony of a guy named Jay, who said he helped him bury the body of Hae on the evening of January 13, 1999.Īll the info I just gave you is in episode 1, so this is not even the spoiler or plot points that give any real thing away. Hae’s parents are Korean and she was also not allowed to date. He was forbidden from dating but teens will be teens. She’s a family friend of the Syeds and she believes that Adnan is spending his life in jail for a crime he did not commit.Īdnan was born in the United States to Pakistani parents, and they’re Muslims. How did she find out about this case? A woman named Rabia Chaudry contacted her. This is a TRUE story, and every episode, Sarah takes us through new developments she’s unearthed, interviews with all the parties involved (including Adnan) and her team of reporters. This entire season of Serial follows the case of Adnan Syed, a man who is serving a life sentence in Maryland because he was convicted for killing his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee when they were seniors in high school, 15 years ago. It’s a podcast hosted by a reporter from WBEZ Chicago named Sarah Koenig, and produced by Ira Glass of This American Life and season 1 just wrapped. Serial is the newest thing everyone can’t stop talking about.
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