Serial S01 - Ep. 9: To Be Suspected
Serial
2014/11/20
Serial S01 - Ep. 9: To Be Suspected
Serial S01 - Ep. 9: To Be Suspected

Serial
2014/11/20
Shownote
Shownote
New information is coming in about what maybe didn’t happen on January 13, 1999.
And while Adnan’s memory of that day is foggy at best, he does remember what
happened next: being questioned, being arrested and, a little more than a year
later, being sentenced to life in
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Highlights
Highlights
This episode delves into new information that casts doubt on the timeline of Hae Min Lee's murder, focusing on Adnan Syed's memories of his arrest and the events that followed. It explores witness testimonies that challenge the state's case and examines Adnan's perspective on his trial, sentencing, and life in prison.
Chapters
Chapters
Setting the Stage: New Doubts About the State's Timeline
00:00The Best Buy Alibi Crumbles: Witnesses Dispute the 2:36 PM Call
03:03Three New Pieces of Evidence That Challenge the Prosecution's Case
08:17The Arrest and Interrogation: Adnan's Story of Being Questioned
16:53Letters from Jail and the Pain of Sentencing
28:50Life Behind Bars: Adnan's Refusal to Be Miserable and His Clear Conscience
37:18Transcript
Transcript
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