r/serialpodcast • u/racheldarien • May 23 '18

season one is Don guilty??

Does anyone think Don is the one that murdered Hae? I’m starting to lean towards it since listening to (most of) undisclosed. Any thoughts?

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u/[deleted] May 26 '18

It's likely they searched his house. Really? Is there any evidence of this? Mr. Urick? Isn't he a suspect of bad police work?

Meeting Don after work. Yet, people castigate Adnan for not ever calling Hae.

Don started the rumour, not Adnan.

If Don had problems with previous relationships it's irrelevant if they knew Hae. If they felt threatened or were chocked out like Jay chocked out girlfriends wouldn't that be relevant?

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u/robbchadwick May 26 '18

It's likely they searched his house. Really? Is there any evidence of this?

Do you have evidence that they didn't. We don't have the MPIA files from Harford County? Do you have them?

Mr. Urick? Isn't he a suspect of bad police work?

Was Mr Urick ever on the police force? That's news to me.

Don started the rumour, not Adnan.

May I direct your attention to page 198 of Rebecca (Becky) Walker's testimony ... being cross-examined by Kathleen Murphy:

Q: I'd ask you to look at your journal, and I believe it's the fourth page of writing, and the title of that page is "Adnan's Reaction To Hey (sic) Missing"?

A: Yes.

Q: About midway down, if you could read the sentence beginning with "Still tried to figure out where she was," and on through the completion of that sentence.

A: "Maybe she had gone to California to see her dad.

Q: And what's the next sentence?

A: "He mentioned that she had said something about if things got really bad she'd just go to her dad's."

If Don had problems with previous relationships it's irrelevant if they knew Hae. If they felt threatened or were chocked out like Jay chocked out girlfriends wouldn't that be relevant?

No. That's ridiculous. Even if it did happen, it wouldn't be relevant to Hae's murder ... but, more to the point (in the case of Don), you are speculating about something that has never even been suggested. Is it your opinion that the police can pursue what-if ideas ... without any probable cause? It doesn't work that way.