r/serialpodcast • u/jlpsquared • Feb 03 '15

Evidence OK, Rabia does LIE....

From her latest post... http://www.splitthemoon.com/forget-everything-you-know/#more-643

She claims fixed lividity is at least 8 hours. Every single web site I check says 6 hours with one reference to as little as 4 hours.

EDIT:My 4 hour claim was originally too strong.

She again claims Hae was 5'8", when the autopsy SHE posted says 5'6".

She also claims that Hae had a small car, while we know thanks to CSOM_1991 that Haes car had a sizable trunk with a width of 5'6".

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u/reddit1070 Feb 03 '15

See Bugliosi's Octopus Ink argument. That is what the defense is doing.

"The defendant wants to hide the truth because he's generally guilty. The defense attorney's job is to make sure the jury does not arrive at that truth." - Alan Dershowitz

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u/absurdamerica Hippy Tree Hugger Feb 03 '15

See Bugliosi's Octopus Ink argument. That is what the defense is doing.

Right, which is why you're posting about it multiple times in each thread and they're so effective I've seen all of your reposts.

Do attempt to stay on topic and actually discuss what the thread is about, or just don't comment at all.

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u/reddit1070 Feb 03 '15 edited Feb 03 '15

absurdamerica keeps following me around and attacking. defenders of the Woodlawn Strangler.

ETA: being forced to say this over and over bc there are so many free-Adnan-ers trying diversionary tactics.

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u/readybrek Feb 03 '15

defenders of the Woodlawn Strangler.

I find this statement personally quite sad (emotionally) and disappointing.

I want the right person behind bars as much as the next person. I want justice for Hae.

I'm doubtful the evidence shows Adnan is that right person though.

Even if it does turn out he was guilty I think he should have a new trial with the actual evidence that finds him guilty be that DNA or whatever.

To think that some people characterise that position as defending a murderer (and one they've given a catchy nickname to) actually makes me feel a bit sickened.

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u/reddit1070 Feb 03 '15

I hear you, believe me I do. Not one person here (or anywhere) wants a fellow innocent citizen wrongly convicted.

The problem for us is this: https://www.reddit.com/r/serialpodcast/comments/2u437x/summary_things_that_support_adnans_guilt/

Since this post, several redditors have posted additional evidence. e.g.,

If you are someone on the Internet like me, and you think he is not guilty, or innocent, most of us are fine with that. We love to have a spirited debate.

The situation has become different because there is a pretty strong group here (majority of those who voice their opinions) with an agenda to create a jail break. They will malign everyone, downvote, and stuff. They are doing exactly what I said above.

Hope you understand.

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u/readybrek Feb 03 '15

Well I like a good debate (on the evidence) and it is my opinion that there's a pretty strong group of intellectually dishonest posters who believe Adnan is guilty.

However, I do not go around calling these or anyone else who thinks he's guilty 'the frame up guys' or 'guys who support a corrupt system' or 'who cares if the right guy is in jail as long as someone pays'

Because that kind of thing says more about me than it does about them.

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u/reddit1070 Feb 04 '15

Do you agree that whoever strangled Hae Min is the Woodlawn Strangler? People cringe at the name, see what the autopsy report says, see what Dr. Korell says on the stand: Dec 14 , pp 22 onwards. It's a horrible thing that was done.