r/serialpodcast

263 words Stumped 155 words If Adnan and Bilal were both in on it, why involve Jay as secondary help? 113 words Question: What is the level of Adnan’s involvement in a reasonable scenario where Bilal actual commits murder? 530 words What came up after school? 145 words Adnan's constitutional rights are more important than Hae's family's grief. He should not have spent an hour more in prison to appease anyone's feelings. 282 words Genuine question for guilters 110 words as long as we are talking about racism, don't forget about anti-South-Asian-male racism in this story 151 words Re-Analyzing "the ride" 252 words How is it possible that some still think guilty (beyond reasonable doubt) with the following: 288 words But Jay told Jen the day of…. 321 words Glad to see Adnan is likely to finally be released. What changed? (did it have anything to do with Thiru Vignarajah losing influence on the process? He always seemed to be part of the problem) 179 words But Jay told Jen the day of…. 126 words Introducing “Nice White Parents” - A new limited series about building a better school system, and what gets in the way. “Nice White Parents” — coming July 30 from Serial Productions, brought to you by The New York Times. 147 words Ok right after the podcast sooooo many people were convinced Adnan was innocent, when did it flip? Did it flip? Thoughts ? 455 words When should we hear from the Supreme Court? 603 words Whether You Think He’s Guilty or Not: What’s Something Adnan Says That Makes You Think “Oh my gosh Adnan you’re literally incriminating yourself.” 249 words The level of Jay's involvement 155 words Is the nature of memory ever discussed here? 170 words Discussion Thread for Season 3 Episode 1: A Bar Fight Walks into the Justice Center 189 words [S1] Was this theory of the Nisha call ever debunked?