top | item 32905854 (no title) chasedehan | 3 years ago I’ve always had that as a question as well. I never remember hearing an alibi or why he wasn’t a suspect. discuss order hn newest asdfasgasdgasdg|3 years ago Then again, it is most often the boyfriend. I think when I initially listened to Serial I didn't realize that fact to quite the degree I know it now. That doesn't make him legally guilty, but it does seem to be the Bayesian center of likelihood. reggedtorespond|3 years ago She had a different boyfriend when she was murdered, so by your logic shouldn't it be Clinedinst in prison and Syed free? load replies (1)
asdfasgasdgasdg|3 years ago Then again, it is most often the boyfriend. I think when I initially listened to Serial I didn't realize that fact to quite the degree I know it now. That doesn't make him legally guilty, but it does seem to be the Bayesian center of likelihood. reggedtorespond|3 years ago She had a different boyfriend when she was murdered, so by your logic shouldn't it be Clinedinst in prison and Syed free? load replies (1)
reggedtorespond|3 years ago She had a different boyfriend when she was murdered, so by your logic shouldn't it be Clinedinst in prison and Syed free? load replies (1)
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