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I admire Chaudry but Undisclosed was just a little too much for me. Obviously, dismantling the faulty cell "ping" evidence was great work, but a lot of the cont
by danso 4y ago
I admire Chaudry but Undisclosed was just a little too much for me. Obviously, dismantling the faulty cell "ping" evidence was great work, but a lot of the content and theories seemed to veer into "throw everything but the kitchen sink at em" territory.
But obviously there was a post-Serial audience and hunger for that kind of focus. Serial may have been the catalyst that brought huge national attention to Adnan, but Rabia et al. deserve top credit for being faithful and persistent advocates all these years.
- Xorlev 4y ago> but a lot of the content and theories seemed to veer into "throw everything but the kitchen sink at em" territory. In theory, all that should have been necessary is reasonable doubt, so dismantling multiple theories is useful.