Sarah Koenig was one of those at the court hearing where Adnan Syed, the subject of her hit podcast, was released. Prosecutors realized that the case “just kind of crumbled once they took a hard look,” Koenig said. We relied on evidence we shouldn’t have, and we broke the rules’ … This wasn’t an honest conviction,” she said. “Instead, they’re saying that back in 1999, ‘We didn’t investigate this case thoroughly enough. She noted how the prosecutors “are not saying Adnan as innocent - they stopped short of exonerating him.” In her podcast, Koenig said that the “motion to vacate burst like a firework out of the prosecutor’s office, the very same office that asked the jury in 1999 to quote ‘come back with a guilty finding for first-degree premeditated murder.'” “I felt almost disoriented for about a day,” she conceded. One of the first things I did was call Adnan’s brother and then his mother - they told me they didn’t know either,” she revealed. Twitter / case: Adnan Syed to be released, conviction tossed Twitter / “They’re pretty good,” he said of the leftovers compared to 23 years of prison food. Adnan Syed was seen snacking on day-old dumplings after being released from prison Monday. Syed’s case was followed by millions of people after it was examined in intricate detail by “Serial,” the 2014 podcast that shattered listener records with hundreds of millions of downloads. “They’re pretty good,” Syed said to laughter as he munched while standing at an open fridge. Syed, now 41, was seen still in his court attire eagerly snacking on day-old dumplings Monday after a Baltimore judge vacated his conviction for the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend, Hae Min Lee.
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