Elliott Page starred in a movie about that (there was another film "loosely based" on it as well), which I decided not to watch.
Yeah, I was gonna say don't go thanking anyone just yet. Listening to their account drained the life right out of me, and there was still half left to go. Apparently there's a film made about it but I got no interest in seeing that shit, hearing it once is enough to understand the horror those people perpetuated and the various problematic factors that allowed it to continue unchallenged.That went beyond bad. Fucking horrific. I almost couldn't finish it, and can't say I'm glad I did.
In a similar, but swapped around outcomes, the investigative podcast The Teacher's Pet led to the reopening and eventual life sentencing of the husband who's wife mysteriously disappeared off the face of the planet years back in Australia;In 2014, a new podcast called Serial launched and took the world by storm. The first season covered the case of Adnan Syed, a man convicted of killing his girlfriend 14 years earlier. Host Sarah Koenig interviewed a slew of people and did some investigative journalism herself which turned up a lot of interesting pieces of evidence that hinted at the idea that Syed might actually be innocent. The podcast became so immensely popular with so many people talking about it that the case was effectively reopened with the new evidence being considered.
Today, prosecutors themselves are saying Syed should be freed on his own recognizance while awaiting a new trial. Wow.
What a Vacated Conviction Would Mean for Adnan Syed Release Date
A motion from Baltimore prosecutors comes years after Syed was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee in 2000.www.newsweek.com
I mean, they call it "doomscrolling" for a reason, no?What we knew all along but needed a study to confirm -
Facebook directly linked to decline in mental health, new study says
While previous research established correlation between social media platform and increased anxiety and depression, study in American Economic Review finds direct causationwww.timesofisrael.com
And Adnan Syed has been freed after reasonable doubt consumed 23 years of his life. The power of the podcast. Sarah Koenig was in the courtroom for Syed's release. This is incredible.In 2014, a new podcast called Serial launched and took the world by storm. The first season covered the case of Adnan Syed, a man convicted of killing his girlfriend 14 years earlier. Host Sarah Koenig interviewed a slew of people and did some investigative journalism herself which turned up a lot of interesting pieces of evidence that hinted at the idea that Syed might actually be innocent. The podcast became so immensely popular with so many people talking about it that the case was effectively reopened with the new evidence being considered.
Today, prosecutors themselves are saying Syed should be freed on his own recognizance while awaiting a new trial. Wow.
What a Vacated Conviction Would Mean for Adnan Syed Release Date
A motion from Baltimore prosecutors comes years after Syed was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee in 2000.www.newsweek.com
I’m so disconnected from that jazz that I’ve never even heard of that term before.I mean, they call it "doomscrolling" for a reason, no?
Indeed we can't. The results of this study gave me chills!An Early Warning Sign of Dementia Risk May Be Keeping You Up at Night, Says New Study
We spend a third of our lives asleep.www.sciencealert.com
Guess we can’t say, “It was just a bad dream” anymore!
It's how you keep things civilised.And that is the most stereotypically British thing I can imagine. Sitting in a Tank sipping on a cup of tea.
But... why? An aircon in a fucking armored vehicle sounds hella reasonable.People laughed when the Australian Army added aircon for the troop bay in their version of the LAV-25
Probably because it didn't fit their idea of supertoughmacho soldiering.But... why? An aircon in a fucking armored vehicle sounds hella reasonable.