Previously on, on cereal.

There's no way that she was at best by at 236.

Did anybody else use to find?

Yeah, um, Adn on, I remember he was talking to a girl.

He put me on the phone with her for like three minutes.

I said hello to her.

To be a 17-year-old kid,

with the system, no experience with any of this stuff, it's very difficult to believe in the

early stages that this is actually what's happening this must be just a huge

mistake

this is a global tell link, a call from

a non-say it.

An inmate at a Maryland correctional facility.

It's called to be recorded and monitored. and and W. E. Z. Chicago, it's serial. One story told week by week. I'm Sarah

Canig. Today's episode is mostly going to take place in the courtroom and

before we get into the arguments at trial I just want to play you this thing from a

non's jury selection. I used to be a reporter for the Baltimore Sun and I covered

some trials and if I happen to be in the courtroom for jury selection, it was

always such a good reminder of what living in Baltimore was like for so many people.

Here's what I'm talking about.

December 8, 1999, jury selection for Adnan's first trial.

Judge William Quarrels asks a standard question of the jury pool.

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