Was thinking about picking up this book but I have not listened

>>8498688
Haven't read that but listened to Serial. It is well put together and worth a listen in a way that I think wouldn't work as well in a book. They have original audio from interviews and things like that.

>>8498688
The Serial podcast essentially consists of some kid murdering a girl and a liberal woman and the kid's family trying their hardest to cobble together a story about how he somehow didn't do it and the best explanation she can come up with at the end is that the crime was instead committed by a SERIAL killer

It's a solid ride, but at the end you are just left with nothing, there are no new revelations, no resolutions of any kind, just a feeling of slight confusion and contempt for everyone involved

Also the woman is sort of appalling as a person and a bad reporter since she straight up starts falling in love with the kid by talking with him over the phone and starts going full "he's such a nice guy he could NEVER do anything bad!"

>>8499674
pretty much this, you're a fool if you believe he didn't do it.

>>8499713
There's no way he could have did it in my opinion, the time line doesn't add up, he didn't have the time

>>8499963
>There's no way he could have did it

As expected anyone dumb enough to believe that moron is innocent can't even master the most basic aspects of the English language

>>8499971
It's first thing in the morning, I'm not too worried about my sentence structure.

I'm not saying he's 100% innocent but I don't believe he had the time to do it.

>>8499971
Woah you semantically assassinated that guy in the bud. Nice dude!

>>8499978
>sentence structure

He did it, stop being naive