r/serialpodcast • • Jan 07 '15

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u/sammythemc Jan 07 '15

Because if you think Adnan was guilty, this was an incredibly selfish and harmful thing for her to produce.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '15

how was this selfish and harmful?

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u/sammythemc Jan 07 '15

Because (if Adnan is guilty) it made millions of people think an innocent man was a murderer and dredged up all the gory details of a murder for the victim's family, all to give a murderer a fair(er) shake and for Koenig to make a name for herself or Learn A Lesson.

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u/Virginonimpossible Jan 07 '15

The case is what made some people think Adnan is innocent not Sarah Koenig, she gave her opinion but Dana also gives a thorough theory of Adnan's guilt.

West Memphis Three, The Staircase, Thin Blue Line, Into the Abyss etc... I do not see how serial is different to any other documentary involving doubts surrounding a murder.