According to a statement from Lee’s family, which was read by Vignarajah: “We believe justice was done when Adnan was convicted in 2000, and we look forward to bringing this chapter to an end so we can celebrate the memory of Hae instead of celebrating the man who killed her.”

The only thing about that theory, is Jay knew where the body was. So that would have to mean Jay worked with the serial killer?

I agree with you about the prosecution’s motive. I was recently re-listening to the podcast with my boyfriend and was reminded of how racist and over-dramatic arguments against Adnan were. They made him out to seem like a passionate, evil villain from a Disney movie. I literally stopped the podcast and was like,…

You’re not the only one!

I’ve been staring at this shot for like 5 minutes...

Wow, I just realized now how good looking O’Malley is :(

I thought that was Nasim Pedrad from SNL/Scream Queens for a hot second in the picture with the Kardashian sisters and was like “WHAT WHY AREN’T WE TALKING ABOUT THIS STORY.”

I may or may not be scarred for the rest of the day from that illustration.

I’m not a psychologist, but my understanding is when people react to THAT degree to negative situations in their life, they have much deeper issues than the situation itself.

I personally LOVED the season. This may or may not be the case for you, but I’m not sure if the campy humor is everybody’s cup of tea. My housemates definitely didn’t get the humor and would roll their eyes and say “that’s dumb” every time something silly happened. I was thinking...that’s the point?