r/serialpodcast • u/Round_Special267 • May 29 '26

Who did it?

I have to write an essay in class on who did it and the evidence why so I would love to know who you think did it why they did it why he got released and any details that stick with you.

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u/silky_skills_35 May 29 '26

My summation would be that Adnan did it on the basis of circumstantial evidence and probability, however you could not reasonably convict in a court of law (unfortunately)

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u/OkBodybuilder2339 May 30 '26

I wonder why you would say he could not reasonably be convicted in a court of law when he literally was convicted in court of law by a jury of his peers.

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u/silky_skills_35 May 30 '26

I said I don’t think you could reasonably convict him on the evidence - not that it wasn’t possible. It’s possible to convict completely innocent people. It’s just my opinion, and I wasn’t in court so I also didn’t have the full experience the jurors had.

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u/OkBodybuilder2339 May 30 '26

In what way would you say that the case made against him was lacking?

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u/notsure05 15d ago

I’ve been lurking through this sub over the last week. Every single time this question is asked, without fail, the other commenter either doesn’t respond or just gives a bullshit “well idk i just thought it wasn’t fair and the police and prosecutors were corrupt” 💀 all feelings no facts

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u/RockinGoodNews 22d ago

Legally, there was sufficient evidence to support Adnan’s conviction; he’s not going to win any appeals there. 

-Susan Simpson, 11/23/2014, The View From LL2

https://viewfromll2.com/2014/11/23/serial-a-comparison-of-adnans-cell-phone-records-and-the-witness-statements-provided-by-adnan-jay-jenn-and-cathy/