Chapter
Assessing innocence through composure
46:39 - 51:18 (04:39)
The ability to maintain composure isn't always an indication of innocence as people capable of heinous acts can remain calm.
Clips
The speaker shares their thoughts on how composure alone cannot be used to determine a person’s innocence or guilt, but expresses relief that their own experience is validated.
46:39 - 49:13 (02:34)
Innocence, Composure
Summary
The speaker shares their thoughts on how composure alone cannot be used to determine a person’s innocence or guilt, but expresses relief that their own experience is validated.
ChapterAssessing innocence through composure
EpisodeSerial S01 - Ep. 1: The Alibi
PodcastSerial
The speaker explains that although any evidence to the contrary is helpful in proving his innocence, Asia Argento's admittance of sexual misconduct should have occurred much earlier to be legally useful.
49:13 - 49:53 (00:40)
Asia Argento
Summary
The speaker explains that although any evidence to the contrary is helpful in proving his innocence, Asia Argento's admittance of sexual misconduct should have occurred much earlier to be legally useful.
ChapterAssessing innocence through composure
EpisodeSerial S01 - Ep. 1: The Alibi
PodcastSerial
In this episode, the focus is on Asia McLean, an alibi witness for Adnan who claimed to have seen him at the library at the same time Hae Min Lee was murdered, and the defense lawyer's decision not to use her testimony.
49:53 - 51:18 (01:25)
Adnan Syed
Summary
In this episode, the focus is on Asia McLean, an alibi witness for Adnan who claimed to have seen him at the library at the same time Hae Min Lee was murdered, and the defense lawyer's decision not to use her testimony.