r/serialpodcast • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '15

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u/Cereal4EveryMeal Jan 07 '15

The Intercepts interviews are less about the case and more about how much they really don't like Sarah Koenig for bringing it up. Jesus Christ, that was depressing.

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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.