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- The alibi serial episode 1 summary and analysis serial#
- The alibi serial episode 1 summary and analysis series#
The alibi serial episode 1 summary and analysis serial#
Check out The Baltimore Sun’s website and the archives about the murder of Hae Min Lee and the story of Serial the podcast. Here is a newspaper clipping of an article written about the murder case. When reading, you are able to look up unfamiliar terms and re-read if you do not understand. I prefer reading compared to a podcast because if you mishear something on the podcast it is difficult to understand it and sometimes understanding people’s accents is tough too. With podcasts, again its up for interpretation in how you imagine it in your head which is nice for some people but difficult for others. There are pros and cons to both pod casts and other media forms. Overall I think I still prefer movies, television shows and books to podcasts just because sometimes it is a lot of work to picture it all in your mind and I like that other viewers and me have the same, or at least similar view of the characters whereas when you imagine everything it is up to you own interpretation and you could be considered to be wrong in comparison to some others. I liked that it was different and not the typical format.
The alibi serial episode 1 summary and analysis movie#
I would definitely be interested in listening to journalism in this format again because as a listener I was able to shut my eyes and picture the story almost as a movie was playing in my mind. The use of this imagery through words really helps the listener paint a picture in their mind. This is most likely because such vivid vocabulary was used. But, I thought journalism in this format was very effective. For me personally I like to see pictures or videos on a movie, television series, or book for example. I was unsure about the format of a podcast. The voice of the claimed murderer, Adnan, I think attracts listeners because of course you want to hear what the so-called murderer had to say about the case. I thought the use of other people’s voices were a good feature, specifically those involved in the day of the crime as they are very relevant to the murder. The narrator, Sarah Koenig did a spectacular job keeping her voice interesting and the material she was covering fascinating. I think it interested me because it is crime related and I enjoy all types of crime shows and movies but, the podcast was a new format to me which made it intriguing. I absolutely loved this pod cast! I plan on watching more of the following episodes. Here is Adnan Syed pictured from his high school year book. Especially since Asia wrote an alibi saying she was with Adnan after school that day, as now Adnan has a possible whereabouts to that empty 21 minutes he was thought to have killed Hae in. Now, years later he is stuck in jail for something I personally do not think he did. They did not have evidence of Adnan being guilty, no DNA, foot prints on the scene, or any of that crime show kind of evidence.
The saying you are innocent until proven guilty comes to my mind. Also, he did not have an alibi and the extremely detailed story of his friend Jay saying Adnan killed Hae was pretty convincing. Now, I think I have changed my mind. I said that I would rule Adnan Syed guilty as they had no hard proof of his innocence.
Since my answer to this question, I cannot stop wondering if he is or is not innocent. In episode 1, Sarah Koenig is investigating Adnan’s alibi.Ĭheck out this webpage for a more in depth summary of SerialĪfter episode 1, I was asked if I would rule Adnan to be guilty or innocent.
Adnan has always expressed his innocence but, the real kicker is the 21 minutes he cannot account for one afternoon after high school. Throughout the episode a range of information is covered and lots of new findings are revealed.
The alibi serial episode 1 summary and analysis series#
Serial is a podcast series narrated by Sarah Koenig that investigates the murder of Hae Min Lee and the guilt or innocence of her ex-boyfriend in high school, Adnan Syed.
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