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What's the mystery behind this one? Why he was a fuckboy and deserted?
Yeah. Haven't finished the first episode yet but its definitely interesting. Although I don't get the same "this guy might be innocent vibes" S1 had, at least not yet. I don't necessarily think he should do life, but he definitely deserves some sort of punishment (although 5 years with the Taliban was probably more than enough).
That's some good cliffhanger right here.
Yeah I think this is an unfair criticism leveled at Serial-they didn't set out to "Solve" a mystery, that's just what some listeners wanted. They presented the facts and timeline and interviews, just enough to make you say "this is fucked up."
I tweaked the OP and the thread title. If someone wants to make an OT, please go ahead. Alternatively, you can give me something to insert into the OP.No one creating an OT?
Yeah . I knew that season 1 wouldn't "solve" the case. However, if you're going to spend 12 hours on something you should do more than just shrug and say "LOLZ we don't know"
eh, let him rot for life. He can get the death penalty.
Tell us how you really feel.
At first I thought this was a really stupid choice for Serial S2 because the world is really lacking great "true crime" podcast series, but reading kneejerk hoo-rah vitriol like that somehow justifies it.
Tell us how you really feel.
At first I thought this was a really stupid choice for Serial S2 because the world is really lacking great "true crime" podcast series, but reading kneejerk hoo-rah vitriol like that somehow justifies it.
Article 85 - Desertion. This is the most serious of the absentee offenses. Remember the primary difference between AWOL and desertion is intent to remain away from the military permanently.
(1) If a member deserted, but voluntarily returned to military control: Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction to the lowest enlisted grade, and confinement for 2 years.
(2) If the member deserted and the desertion was terminated by apprehension: Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction to the lowest enlisted grade, and confinement for 3 years.
(3) If the member deserted with the intent to avoid hazardous duty or to shirk important service (and example of this would be a member ordered to deploy to Iraq and then deserts to avoid the deployment): Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction to the lowest enlisted grade, and confinement for 5 years.
(4) If the member deserts during time of war: Death or such other punishment (such as life in prison) as a court-martial may direct.
I'm just stating fact.
But since his intention was to reconnect with the military, it's not desertion.
I liked the first episode; it obviously doesn't have quite the same draw as the first one but I'm curious to see where this goes. haha remember that guy in the first serial thread that thought the entire thing was fiction?
But since his intention was to reconnect with the military, it's not desertion.
That was the best. Almost as good as the guy who watched Daredevil and didn't realize Matt and the masked man were the same person.
But was that really his intention? I mean, I feel like that's the only route he can take if he doesn't want to be given a life sentence here.
The evidence points that way and it's not like there is anything saying otherwise. (I'm going by the podcast so far)
Wait, so serial wasn't that podcast/show thing where that one dude got arrested from talking into his mic accidentally in the bathroom?
Intention is difficult to determine here. He is now claiming he left because he wanted to get his base fixed, but his emails home show disillusionment and looking to leave not to fix problems on a base.
His statement about why he left came after the fact not before.
In any case, he left his post and put thousands of other soldiers at risk. He wasn't captured on patrol nor was he stolen from the base. He shipped his computer and personal belongings home prior to his disappearance and he left voluntarily which he has admitted.
It's somewhere in the official Daredevil season 1 thread.haha are you serious? I need proof.
Wait, so serial wasn't that podcast/show thing where that one dude got arrested from talking into his mic accidentally in the bathroom?
The evidence points that way and it's not like there is anything saying otherwise. (I'm going by the podcast so far)
This is why the soldiers interviewed have said they don't think the creator can do a good job with this case. She is guiding the discussion to what she believes is the reason and that he should be given leeway because of it.
From the military's point of view, his reasoning doesn't matter.
I specifically told a friend that it was real and she still somehow thought it was fiction for the most part when she started listening, lol. By episode 3 she was still thinking they were all actors until I talked to her and clearly explained that it was all real, the investigation, the interviews, etc.I liked the first episode; it obviously doesn't have quite the same draw as the first one but I'm curious to see where this goes. haha remember that guy in the first serial thread that thought the entire thing was fiction?
Having never followed the story before (I'm sure I heard the news but did not really pay attention), I find the whole thing pretty compelling. Even if it's an open and shut case, there are interesting details here to explore IMO.
Wonder how many episodes we can expect this time around.
They're not exactly impartial observers either.
I share the concerns about the structure and content of this season, but now that it's actually airing I say just see how it plays out. It may or may not be great.
Anybody was able to download it using Pocket Cast on Android? I get an error every time.
The point was to prove reasonable doubt in the case, and that Adnan -- whether he did or didn't do it -- shouldn't have been convicted and imprisoned for 15 years (and counting) based on the evidence available.
People shouldn't go to jail on "LOLZ we don't know."
A couple of quick questions...
How long is the first episode? Trying to figure out if this is a good elliptical or stationary bike listen.
Any indication on how many total episodes there will be this time? I enjoyed the first season a great deal, but it seemed to drag on just a bit too long. A shorter run, in my opinion, will help pacing and loose narrative concerns inherent in something like this.
She isn't.Will the Mail Kimp girl return?
That's the important question.
Just checked and it seemed to download fine for me.