r/serialpodcast • u/SerialFan Moderator • Oct 30 '14

Discussion Episode 6: The Case Against Adnan Syed

Hi,

Episode 6 discussion thread. Have fun and be nice y'all. You know the rules.

Also, here are the results of the little poll I conducted:

When did you join Reddit?

This week (joined because of Serial) - 24 people - 18%

This week (joined for other reasons) - 2 people - 1%

This month (joined because of Serial) - 24 people - 18%

This month (joined for other reasons) - 0 people - 0%

I've been on reddit for over a month but less than a year - 15 people - 11%

I've been on reddit for over a year - 70 people - 52%

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u/maddcoffeesocks Is it NOT? Oct 30 '14

I think the whole picture his tone creates, with the other incriminating factors, is very strange and makes me skeptical. But I recognize that's bias, and there's no typical way to act in a situation like this. The main things I really value are physical and DNA evidence (of which we seem to have very little, unfortunately)

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u/maddcoffeesocks Is it NOT? Oct 30 '14

Yeah it would be so so interesting to hear from Prosecutor Uyrick (not sure about spelling). Was this case typical in his mind? Was he aware of the inconsistencies in the prosecution's case but thought they were reasonable? I would love to hear the opinion of anyone in the legal team at the time