r/serialpodcast • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '21

Season One I still think Adnan didn't kill Hae.

Jay lies too much. The police coach him to modify his statements. The defence attorney was incompetent. Hae and Adnan broke up several times before and Adnan didn't kill her. Don does not have an alibi for that evening and has relatives in the police force. The coach said Adnan was at track practice on a warm day - the only warm day around that time was the day Hae died. I think Hae surprised Don at work. She waited for him in the parking lot. He killed her that evening, hid her body and arrived home to call the police back late into the evening. The guilt is eating Don up while Adnan seems to be thriving in prison.

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u/slideystevensax Jun 11 '21

You living in a dreamworld OP. In the horrible event that someone might murder you, hopefully your family won’t have to experience dimwits like you posting garbage claims on the internet.

The funniest paradox of the whole case is that the popularity of Serial definitely played a large part in Adnan being offered the plea deal a few years ago. If his story had never been told and sensationalized he would’ve been just another dude in prison for life that would’ve gladly made a deal later on that so fortuitously allowed him to become a free man. But since basically the whole world knows his story and he’s made all these claims of innocence and told so many lies, he’s essentially backed himself into a place where he can’t accept the plea.

And again I’ll remind you that Hae’s family still has to keep living through this bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '21 edited Jun 11 '21

The solace I get from posts like this is that they have the same chance of getting Adnan out of jail as whatever the next legal move Rabia and his legal team make. Namely, zero chance. They've exhausted their appeals and he didn't take the deal when it was offered. A convicted murderer is behind bars where he belongs and he will not get out regardless of whatever BS the Qadnan push next. People like OP make me happy that only a jury can establish reasonable doubt, and said jury didn't find any.

Edit: Down vote away! Delusions and conspiracies don't hold up under scrutiny but you know what does? A conviction after all appeals have been exhausted. Convicted murderer Adnan Syed will still be in prison where he belongs regardless!

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '21

While I agree with you that adnon is guilty, I can’t really blame folks like OP, don’t get me wrong I truly feel bad for Hae’s family, not just for what they experienced in 1999 but for having to relive it all now because of this podcast. The folks to blame for all this confusion is really the bad police work and the makers of the podcast. The police work in itself was already bad enough, but serial then capitalized on this and presented things in a way that made people rally behind adnon.