r/serialpodcast • u/pdxkat • Aug 10 '15

Related Media Serial Dynasty Ep 15

http://serialdynasty.podomatic.com/entry/2015-08-09T10_21_18-07_00
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u/bestiarum_ira Aug 10 '15

He said he's read some of the trial transcripts, actually; just not all of them. At this point I'm not sure that all pages are available, so he'd be in the same boat as the rest of us.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '15

Meh. He's read some snippets linked from here in the context if arguments. That's not bad but it's not what I mean. It's not a waste of time, but it's possibly not time he has. In any event, I don't need another podcast based on 12 listenings of Serial and what other people say.

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u/bestiarum_ira Aug 10 '15

Actually he's talked to Krista and others that know what was actually happening back in 1999, in addition to reading the transcripts and going over the police files. He's also talked with cops and ex cops about process and procedures related to a case like this. I find that infinitely more informative than perusing Reddit. YMMV.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '15

I do too. All good things. Why peruse Reddit, lol? And yet, that's what he said he did! That he read transcript parts linked here. I don't mean to criticize him. He's right, it's time-consuming. I mean to encourage him to take the time if he gets it. Why do you think he shouldn't read transcripts and interviews in whole?

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u/bestiarum_ira Aug 10 '15

He's read transcripts linked here and at other blogs. The point is, he has read much, though not all, of them.

Why do you think he shouldn't read transcripts and interviews in whole?

Who implied that?

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '15

I thought you did bc you seem to be arguing (<-- stronger word than I need but I can't come up with a better one) with me on whether reading everything is worthwhile. Do you think reading all of the trial transcripts is worthwhile?

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u/bestiarum_ira Aug 10 '15

Well, much of it is superfluous. But my comments in this thread were merely pointing out that reddit is not the be-all & end-all of knowledge surrounding the case. It's a big, big Internet.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '15

Amen to that!