Is Adnan Syed Going Back to Prison?

The man at the center of the popular podcast, Serial, in back in court to fight for his freedom once again.

After spending two decades in prison, Adnan Syed's murder conviction was overturned because DNA evidence excluded him from the case. Now, he's in front of the Maryland Supreme Court to defend the ruling after an appeals court reinstated the conviction citing the victim's family wasn't given enough time to attend the hearing where Syed was freed.

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[exiagundam]

Why is no one questioning Jay and the fact that whoever helped Jay, did not get looked into further.

[gb]

I really hate the fact that some of his supporters are attacking victim’s family. I understand their frustration but that shouldn’t happen

[feliciafoster]

My brother in law was murdered in Baltimore in 05/2020. I couldn’t even get a return phone call from Marilyn Mosbys office! Killers go free everyday in that city.

[jeremyfreese]

The claim that not having his DNA on her shoes excludes him as suspect in a strangulation murder case is so frustrating.

[brendamckinley]

I'm telling you he is involved somehow because of one glaring action (or no action) discussed in the book: NOT ONCE did he try to contact her when everyone else was calling her cell and searching for her. In fact it's been quite awhile sense I read the book he hung out at the car all night never helped physically search (I can't remember if that part is completely accurate) but if he had zero knowledge of the event he would have joined the search party or at least used his phone to call her once just once is all I'm asking for
I know everyone has opinions mine is just generated from past crime discussions and a ton of reading.

[sonnyp]

IT WAS JAY! Just cause Adnan got along with everyone, that fool thought Adnan was fooling around with his girl and framed Adnan. Lazy ass cops didn't want to work the case and took Jay's word for it. How is Jay's hands clean when he helped bury her in that shallow grave?

[sandrabaker]

He done this crime. He should be in prison.

[lisasmith]

His phone was with the body and the car twice. The day she was killed and the day his co-defendant was arrested. That speaks volumes to me.

[MatheyFiles]

Hope so! He's guilty and he should have never been released

[Secret-Serenity]

I've read a lot about this case it's a shame he was released, I do believe he's guilty.

[exiagundam]

a couple of things don't add up and I think only one person knows the truth. That person is Jay. He needs to be under a psychic evaluation and re-do the testimony. He should be charged for soliciting a murder and then do a start-up from there

[ingridjackson]

You need to check your facts before reporting. The DNA that did not match were on a pair of shoes found in the victims car. Which no one knows if she we wearing. Also regarding the alternative suspects I think they were all not considered seriously or eliminated. I hope I or another member of my family are not killed in Baltimore. Considering that their convicted killer could be released at the whim of a DA. Scary. He is guilty.

[InjuriousPersonalities]

Oh jeez. The fact that Marilyn Moseby is making herself the face of this is a problem in itself. Shifty states attorney is under multiple federal indictments yet still seeks out the limelight over a blockbuster murder case.

[heatherneuroth]

I don’t think he did it. None of us know for sure.

[whitebeach]

I really don't know about this one.

[christabandman]

I think the victims family has the right to speak if they wanted to, and I think they should definitely be able to be heard

[mortalclown]

I think the overturned overturned conviction needs to be honored, but that's just because I think he's guilty.

[kittygirl]

Marilyn Mosby used this case as political fodder to try and take attention away from her own actions. In my opinion Syed is still guilty.

[ak]

He is guilty, there is just no question.

[BabylonPatrol]

i thought right away that he was framed. it probably was the mass murderer dude, who had the type of victim m.o. (a young Korean woman, another asian woman).
i think Lee used the ATM across the street from where he was hiding on the run, so he may have seen her then.
a cover up by LE is plausible because the mass murderer dude had been released accidentally, by mistake, just shortly before. he killed himself later, so that's bad for LE in every possible way.