Serial Ep. 7: Slate's Spoiler Special

Slate's Spoiler Specials

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3.6 • 724 Ratings

🗓️ 7 November 2014

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Slate’s David Haglund, Katy Waldman and Amanda Hess discuss The Opposite of the Prosecution, the seventh episode of Serial from This American Life. Plus: Dahlia Lithwick of Amicus explains two aspects. WARNING: This podcast is meant to be listened to after you’ve listened to the episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:03.4	Previously on the serial spoiler special.
0:07.6	We learned about a map.
0:09.5	We learned about a neighbor boy.
0:10.8	You know, he got mature and retracted his testimony later.
0:13.9	A note.
0:14.8	It was written in pen and that was different.
0:16.6	We learned what Kathy said.
0:18.5	You could totally misremember something if you add importance to it.
0:22.8	We learned more about the Nisha Call.
0:24.4	I was totally underwhelmed by the Nisha call.
0:27.5	And we learned that Anan failed to Paige Hay after she disappeared.
0:33.9	Burning questions for you guys.
0:35.5	Who the hell would he be talking to?
0:36.6	That's a huge third person that no one's ever mentioned.
0:39.7	Things that when this episode ended, you thought, okay, I really, I need to know.
0:43.6	Where was Adnan's lawyer?
0:45.6	What about you, Katie?
0:46.5	I don't know.
0:47.4	I'm so confused.
0:49.1	These guys are so fucking wily.
0:50.8	They are super wily.
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