re: I just now finished the Serial podcast

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You mean the total body evidence that includes the interviews with people who had heard from Jen about the murder, prior to Hae's body being found? O wait they were never interviewed.

You mean evidence from the interview notes? O wait notes were often not taken.

You mean evidence from the incoming calls numbers to verify or refute the state's story? O wait the state didn't request those.

You mean evidence from the Hae's computer where she had kept her recent diary? O wait the state lost her computer.

You mean evidence from testing any poossible DNA? O wait Baltimore was known for refusing to test DNA, even when possible.

You mean evidence from a memo from AT&T that explicitly states that incoming calls COULD NOT be used for location purposes? O wait Urick left out that memo and based his case on those records.

You mean like evidence that the engineer performed his tests independently? O wait the prosecutors were either him and would not allow him to take notes, although the prosecutors conveniently took the notes for the locations used in trial.

It seems like the case presented to the jury was lacking a lot of facts, but what do facts matter, right?

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In addition to the fact that the detectives are known scumbags who have had several of their convicted defendants since sprung from prison for reasons of malfeasance which mirror this case.

The Baltimore criminal justice system of 1999 was famously over-loaded and sloppy.

I hope Urick is tried and convicted himself. He lied to the media as recently as January when asked in an interview directly about this case. He is LYING about the cellphone "evidence".