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Serial - Serial S03 - Ep. 8: A Madman’s Vacation

Serial S03 - Ep. 8: A Madman’s Vacation

We need people out there in the community that are concerned with black lives, with brown

lives, white lives, or purple lives to step out and do something.

Shit, I'm telling, I helped my age at the best way I can.

Listen, I went through the things that I was going through when I was younger because

From this American life in W.B.E.Z. Chicago, it's cereal.

When I began this project, I didn't plan on covering any juvenile cases.

juvenile records are public for one thing.

And I figured, eh, we got plenty to look at right here in the adult system.

But after a while, juvenile cases, juvenile crime, became impossible to ignore.

The newly elected county prosecutor seemed to be talking about juvenile violence at every

Young people, 14 to 21, are crime drivers, who is saying.

Serial returns with a history of Guantánamo told by people who lived through key moments in Guantánamo’s evolution, who know things the rest of us don’t about what it’s like to be caught inside an improvised justice system.

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0:00.0	Previously on cereal.
0:02.0	I don't care if you lose my worst enemy.
0:05.8	I'm not telling them you.
0:07.8	I don't care what you did.
0:08.8	We need people out there in the community that are concerned with black lives, with brown
0:14.7	lives, white lives, or purple lives to step out and do something.
0:19.0	Shit, I'm telling, I helped my age at the best way I can.
0:22.0	Telling ages, telling the truth.
0:24.0	I told them I should have died.
0:26.0	Listen, I went through the things that I was going through when I was younger because
0:29.0	I was young and dumb.
0:30.0	From this American life in W.B.E.Z. Chicago, it's cereal.
0:39.2	One courthouse told week by week.
0:40.8	I'm Sarah Cainig.
0:54.0	When I began this project, I didn't plan on covering any juvenile cases.
0:58.5	juvenile records are public for one thing.
1:00.5	And I figured, eh, we got plenty to look at right here in the adult system.
1:04.5	But after a while, juvenile cases, juvenile crime, became impossible to ignore.
1:10.0	The newly elected county prosecutor seemed to be talking about juvenile violence at every
1:13.9	opportunity.
1:15.4	Young people, 14 to 21, are crime drivers, who is saying.
1:19.4	And the data supported his alarm.
	...

Serial S03 - Ep. 8: A Madman’s Vacation

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