Bucksandreds t1_je1wao8 wrote on March 28, 2023 at 8:27 PM

100% guilty lying narcissistic sociopath. I listened to serial and read all the evidence and theories available. This guy did this and I would vote guilty as a juror beyond a reasonable doubt and give him life in prison. The state should retry him asap.

Proteinshake4 t1_je24bpi wrote on March 28, 2023 at 9:18 PM

I agree 100%. His lawyers just kept appealing until they found procedural errors and a DA that was politically motivated to let him go. He strangled her and dumped the body and is a talented liar. I hope he dies.

namesurnn t1_je3mfg9 wrote on March 29, 2023 at 4:08 AM

If you come home to a box of cookies torn up in your dog’s bed, with cookie crumbs all over your dog’s mouth, but you didn’t watch your dog rip up the box of cookies, did your dog do it?

People are so gullible and want everything to be an injustice. The real injustice is Hae wound up strangled to death after her ex-boyfriend lied to her about his car being broken down so he “needed a ride.” Jen is the key witness, not Jay. Adnan is guilty but he is free on a technicality and 100% a politically motivated DA.

UrricainesArdlyAppen t1_je3rym7 wrote on March 29, 2023 at 5:05 AM

> If you come home to a box of cookies torn up in your dog’s bed, with cookie crumbs all over your dog’s mouth, but you didn’t watch your dog rip up the box of cookies, did your dog do it?

Clearly, the dog ate whoever ripped up and ate the box of cookies.

hpark21 t1_je274iz wrote on March 28, 2023 at 9:37 PM

Law is pretty clear, you can NOT re-convict the person that has been found innocent no matter HOW it was achieved for that particular crime.

So, DA did not do a good job but it also works in MANY MANY other cases where public defender sucked and forced innocent man to agree to a plea.

rapid_disassembly t1_je2mne5 wrote on March 28, 2023 at 11:26 PM

Vacating a conviction isn't the same as finding someone not guilty of a crime. It's more similar to there never having been a trial in the first place. They could absolutely retry him on this, though I believe the DA has dropped the charges.

jcdio t1_je2nqqp wrote on March 28, 2023 at 11:34 PM

His conviction was overturned, but Adnan Syed has never been found innocent.

Bucksandreds t1_je2k9wf wrote on March 28, 2023 at 11:09 PM

He wasn’t found innocent and can thus be retried. He was released because the prosecution did not share all the info with the defense that they were legally required to do so. He was not found not guilty. In a legal sense, a mistrial was declared. The prosecution gets to decide if they want a retrial and I hope and believe that they will