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A podcast from the creators of This American Life
36 Episodes
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197The state of Ohio decides where Joshua belongs.
A teenager decides to cooperate.
If you listen closely to the trash-talking, you start to get the message.
Life after you put a cop in jail.
Don’t tell the judges, but the prosecutors have the most power in the building.
What happens when the right evidence points to the wrong man?
The smell of raw marijuana + acting nervous + hands in pockets = ?
When a judge believes he knows you better than you know yourself.
A young woman at a bar is slapped on the butt. So why’s she the one in jail?
Serial is heading back to court—this time, in Cleveland. Hear the trailer now.
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Holly Mero
how can they take into account that he was "so religous" to the point where he murders Hae for being "dishonoured" yet don't take into account the fact that he was dating outside of his religion among other things his parents would be disappointed by. that just doesn't make sense to me. if he was so religous he wouldn't have been dating her in the first place. Hello?
James Michael
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Existential_Artist
This is really addictive for some reason
Marie
It's crazy to hear how little records they keep or statistics they have on how the system is working and on what works to keep people from recommitting. I suppose if they did have them the institutionalised racism would be a little too obvious though.
Mackenzie
I thought syed’s friend said they buried the body in a really shallow 6” grave. How would the body have been so hard to spot if it were in a 6” grave?
Kayla
I am hooked! Loved season 1 and 3. Please do more of these!
Maureen Khan
**how did they arrive at this level of stubbornness?
Maureen Khan
Christa and Becky both have weird and verrryy unsure language Christa just said she heard SOMEONE or adnan so she doesn't even know who asked her for a ride and Becky said she FELT like adnan asked for a ride they don't know what they r talking about
Nancy Williams
This judge has a God complex. It isn't his job to cull the population problem nor judge women for being pregnant. I can barely listen to this episode due to his rascist, mysoginistic views and how he wields his power.
Rocio Center
The thing is that regardless of what someone may or may not have done, regardless of where they live or the color of their skin no one deserves to be beaten my those the are sworn to protect. The justice system has a responsibility to treat citizens with a calm hand. It shouldn't be a question of if the person had been in trouble before or looks shady and even if they should commit a crime it is for the court to decide a punishment not the cops or so called street justice.
Angela Repp
hearing his guidance counselor read about his accomplishments already at his age breaks my heart if he is not guilty, which I don't think he is. think of what he could have given to society over the years as an engineer or the like, instead of what his life has been.
Angela Repp
the lawyer is very annoying to listen to. I would be annoyed with the defense as a juror.
Angela Repp
the phone call to nisha. Jay had the phone all day. let's assume he's setting up things timeline all day... call someone you don't know on his phone to make it seem like he was with you at a specific time
Chet Hjr
Had to skip the Bergdahl stuff. After serving 20 years in the Army myself, I'm not going to listen to a "deserter" tell me a story.
Jennifer Scanlan
first podcast I've found interesting enough to commit to. obsessed is a good word!
Angela Repp
on episode 4. 100% Jay did it
ABR
I laughed out loud at the county prosecutor's assertion that we have the best criminal justice system. Spoken like someone who knows very little about the world and has no interest in thinking outside of his little box. Keep twiddling your thumbs while the country burns, man. Must be nice in LA-la land. 🙄
ABR
Wow, Loomis looks and sounds like a caricature of a bad cop. He's so cartoonishly evil, it's almost funny. Almost.
ABR
There's a lack of personal responsibility all right... on the part of this reprehensible judge!
Nancy Williams
ABR I totally agree! It seems so high-handed of the judge and he seems to pontificate on issues that have zero to do with the case or defendant in front of him. I would have a hard time keeping indignancy from boiling over if I was in his court room.
ABR
If the system worked, the people who assaulted Anna would have been charged and convicted. So maybe things could have gone worse for Anna, but they certainly didn't work out overall.