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Just as an aside, let me say how colossally boring I found every second of discussion of the call log. The call log from AdnanвЂ™s phone is full of conflicting evidence and doesnвЂ™t really seem to back up the stateвЂ™s case, something we (yet again) explored in this weekвЂ™s episode. ThereвЂ™s JayвЂ™s confession, backed up by the fact that he knew where HaeвЂ™s car was. What real, factual evidence is there? After a year of investigating, sheвЂ™s not much further than the Baltimore PD got in a few weeks.

If she was a juror, sheвЂ™d vote to acquit. Legally, she says, she just doesnвЂ™t think thereвЂ™s enough evidence to convict Adnan. And then, sheвЂ¦ sort of doesnвЂ™t take a side. вЂњI donвЂ™t really think you should take a side.вЂќ Koenig thanks Adnan, but assures us-her dear listeners, her loyal fan base, the people that made Serial the most popular podcast in the country, who funded another season of the show in a few days, the people whoвЂ™ve turned whatвЂ™s basically a mystery radio show into a national obsession in the year 2014 (about 80 years after anyone would have that that was possible)-that she is going to take a side, that she couldnвЂ™t leave us without a verdict. What should she say? Did he do it, or not? вЂњI think you should go down the middle,вЂќ he tells her.

#SERIAL PODCAST WORKSHEETS EPISODE 3 HOW TO#

TheyвЂ™d been talking about how to end the show. At the end of this weekвЂ™s Serial, the very last episode of this first season, Sarah Koenig plays us a bit of tape of Adnan.

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