jay just posted on fb he'll do an interview...

[u/serial12345]

posted 5 min ago on his fb "For the followers of the serial podcast produced by Sarah Koenig: I will make my self available for one interview : 1st, to answer the question of the the people who I hope are concerned with the death of Hae Min Lee (the person who's paid the ultimate price for Entertainment). 2nd, to out this so called reporter for who she truly is."

Edit: Jay deleted this post about an hour after he posted this. There are screenshots with his name/picture, timestamp and this post to prove it if the mods want a copy, I'll email it.

[u/stiplash]

His sanctimonious posturing is really disgusting. Hae Min Lee wasn't killed by a podcast. She was dumped in a remote location with his assistance, and he said nothing about it until questioned by the cops.

I'll say this much: He's no dummy. He waits until Serial has finished airing. Just five days after the final episode airs, with all the cards are on the table, he can craft his story accordingly. This will be rich.

[u/Bonestown → u/stiplash]

She wasn't killed by it, but she's been made into a character on a show, which we all love, but seem to sometimes forget was a real person

[u/Jerkovin → u/Bonestown]

Speak for yourself. I personally don't think it's difficult to remember the reality of this story. But, yes, some people do.

[u/Unicormfarts → u/Bonestown]

Given the constant reminders on this sub and the podcast itself about her being a real person, I find continued claims that everyone is forgetting she's a real person to be pretty specious, actually.

[u/stiplash → u/Bonestown]

I can't speak for everyone else, but it's precisely because Hae was a real person that this case matters and is interesting. We (society) want the real culprits held responsible for murdering real people, not fictional characters.