also the right to remain silent

I don't even remember, what happened with that

The details surrounding the circumstances of adnan on that day are sketchy af. So sketchy I can't believe they made a podcast about it.

This dude said he gave his weed dealer who was only an acquaintance his car and cell phone for the day. Why? To get his gf a gift. WHAT?!? How is this believable to anyone?? And did he get the gift??? Nope. And it just so happens the cell phone tinged the cell towers in the area of the murder right around when the murder would have happened.

At a minimum this is really hard to believe but more than likely adnan was involved in some capacity

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.

The nephew was either 100% innocent or terribly manipulated by his murderous uncle and horrible detectives. Either way I have infinite sympathy for Brendon Dassey

I stopped taking Serial seriously after they did that completely unscientific "Let's retrace his path in our car and see if the timeline pans out" experiment.

Thanks for being so friendly about it.

Same. Well, I never thought he was innocent but I’m unsure about his nephew.

Almost all evidence is circulating.

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Yeah, he’s guilty. From the witnesses to his flimsy non-alibi. How anyone could not find him guilty is beyond me.

WI by chance?

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I was really hoping it would have only been damaged in a small fire. But a large one, dang, that's a like a regular fire but bigger.

Those weren’t protests. They were indeed riots against your fellow countrymen, people who are in no way responsible for the violations of rights in question.

Not stagnating, declining actually. China’s population in 2022 was 850,000 less than the year prior.

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There is a lot of "I really want this guy to be innocent" in the true crime genre.

I felt the same way with "Making a Murderer". First time I watched it I felt he was innocent, then I started looking at it more closely and he definitely did it

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I agree, that was my take away too but it's not how justice works or should work. The state's case fell apart under post-trial scrutiny, their evidence was flimsy and overstated. I rather many guilty person go free from the state not being able to prove their guilt rather than one innocent person be wrongly convicted.

wasnt their alternative an ultra right wing/fascist Le Pen?

What's fantasy rape? Like you fantasies and rape a woman! There was a survey whereas 65% of women fantasied of being force into sex. Which is different from rape I guess.

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Circumstantial evidence convicts individuals on a massive e scale.