jerseyhoya wrote:My hatred of quote boxes in signatures has reached a new high
Grotewold wrote:"Serial" is a "This American Life" spinoff that will examine a single story (a guy in prison for allegedly killing his girlfriend when they were in high school) every week. Good format and well done but the story isn't compelling thus far imo
jamiethekiller wrote:i have a complete different reaction. i find it riveting and extremely compelling. i'd recommend it to anyone.
CalvinBall wrote:just some dudes testimony. seems absurd he could go away for that.
jamiethekiller wrote:[Reveal] Spoiler:i think he did it, at this point in the story. I'd like to hear more from Don or other possible suspects. Feel like they coulda made the case that he was a player and no girl every turned him down. one finally did and he snapped. Find that more plausible than his religion thing. That and the burner phone and the asking for rides thing. meshes up well with jay's story.
CalvinBall wrote:jamiethekiller wrote:[Reveal] Spoiler:i think he did it, at this point in the story. I'd like to hear more from Don or other possible suspects. Feel like they coulda made the case that he was a player and no girl every turned him down. one finally did and he snapped. Find that more plausible than his religion thing. That and the burner phone and the asking for rides thing. meshes up well with jay's story.[Reveal] Spoiler:what is the timeline though? even jay said he went back to track. did they bury the body between school and track?
2:15 he leaves school gets a ride
2:20 they actually pull out of the campus
2:20-2:35 drive somewhere and kills her and puts her in the trunk
??
he then still has to go to best buy and show jay the body right and hide the car somewhere? then jay drops him off at the school for track practice a little after 3? that seems implausible to me for someone who is committing their first murder.
also, the girl in the library seems believable bc what does she have to gain by saying she remembers seeing him?
CalvinBall wrote:http://serialpodcast.org/posts/2014/10/the-price-of-tea
interesting little point from adnan