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We the Jury
Wrongful Convictions News™
9 episodes
6 days ago
Wrongful Convictions News presents “We the Jury,” the true-crime podcast where the verdict is already in—but what if the crime didn’t happen as the prosecution claimed? Join us as we re-examine cases derailed by wrongful convictions and the evidence that led to guilty verdicts. You decide: did the system get it wrong? You'll question everything you thought you knew about our legal system. To learn more about wrongful convictions, visit us @ wrongfulconvictionsnews.com or join us @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/wrongfulconvictionsnews/
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Wrongful Convictions News presents “We the Jury,” the true-crime podcast where the verdict is already in—but what if the crime didn’t happen as the prosecution claimed? Join us as we re-examine cases derailed by wrongful convictions and the evidence that led to guilty verdicts. You decide: did the system get it wrong? You'll question everything you thought you knew about our legal system. To learn more about wrongful convictions, visit us @ wrongfulconvictionsnews.com or join us @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/wrongfulconvictionsnews/
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Adnan Syed
We the Jury
33 minutes 16 seconds
5 years ago
Adnan Syed

Depending on where one stands, Adnan Syed is either guilty of murder or a victim of a justice system that has wrongly convicted and imprisoned him now for over half his life. Adnan was arrested at aged 17, denied bail, and was convicted of his ex-girlfriend's murder, Hae Min Lee, in 2000. In a new HBO docuseries, Adnan said that it was an ‘unstoppable force of sadness’ after Hae was murdered, and then he was arrested that February and charged. ‘It’s almost like there’s a flood outside your house, before you even come to terms with that, now there’s a fire inside your house,’ Adnan explains. How the jury managed to surpass “reasonable doubt” in this case is beyond belief. There are at least three viable suspects that could have murdered Hae—THREE! As you listen to Adnan’s case, see if you can rule any of them out.


There are three ways to support Adnan: You can contribute any amount, once or as often as you’d like at Launchgood.com/FreeAdnan. You can become a monthly supporter for as little a dollar a month at patreon.com/freeadnan, where you’ll find bonus content related to the case. And you can purchase newly designed, and beautifully made Free Adnan merchandise at onemission.fund/support/freeadnan. If you didn’t catch those, don’t worry, we’ll put them in the show notes and post them on our social media as well.

We need your support now more than ever, thank you for it.


Resources:

https://www.adnansyedwiki.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/SDTJ-Interview-Jim-Clemente-Laura-Richards-Ep133-Truth-and-Justice-Podcast-Transcript-20150207.pdf

https://undisclosed-podcast.com/episodes/season-1/episode-3-jays-day-relaunch.html

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=ELA2-NQ3OzCz-YW3yIMZ4Y1A

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We the Jury
Wrongful Convictions News presents “We the Jury,” the true-crime podcast where the verdict is already in—but what if the crime didn’t happen as the prosecution claimed? Join us as we re-examine cases derailed by wrongful convictions and the evidence that led to guilty verdicts. You decide: did the system get it wrong? You'll question everything you thought you knew about our legal system. To learn more about wrongful convictions, visit us @ wrongfulconvictionsnews.com or join us @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/wrongfulconvictionsnews/