Also guilty. I mean, if your sole basis for a belief in his innocence is the slanted documentary Making a Murderer.

Here’s the thing, documentaries rarely tell both sides of a story. The filmmaker can lead you to any conclusion he or she wants. Take Michael Moore - he has an obvious agenda and tells the story he wants to have most viewers agree with him.

Someone in this thread mentioned Undisclosed as a good podcast on Adnan. It’s literally made by Rabia. To think you are getting anything other than a slanted account from her is naive in the extreme.

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Posted by lsu13lsu

Member since Jan 2008

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Posted on 9/22/22 at 8:26 am to Gamera

The bottom line for Avery and Syed is the police are guilty. That is what should concern all of us. They didn't get justice for their victims properly and that is why all of this is happening. The police are to blame.

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Posted by Big Scrub TX

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Posted on 9/27/22 at 10:42 pm to Gamera

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Someone in this thread mentioned Undisclosed as a good podcast on Adnan. It’s literally made by Rabia. To think you are getting anything other than a slanted account from her is naive in the extreme.

I mean, it's obviously correct to come into the podcast with a skeptical mentality. But the majority of the minute analysis is provided by Susan - and to my knowledge, she had never even met Rabia before Serial.

You can just lazily allege "slanted account", but that makes it seem to me like you never listened. The blood pooling analysis and the cell phone records deep dive just was what it was.

In any event, it's not a good podcast on "Adnan" - it's a good podcast on police actions.

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