danger the unit was in, and Bowe likely determined that the latter was greater than the former. He seems a nice person, and I hope he’s doing well.

From episode one, Bowe walking off made complete sense to me. You have a problem, something that could potentially harm people, and you have a plan that could fix it. I can’t imagine Bowe was interested in doing a token good deed: telling a higher up about problems in his unit knowing full well they wouldn’t do anything about it, he wanted the change to actually occur. If the only way to do that was by walking off, so be it. In my view at least, it would be the danger I put myself in against the

I’m years late to this, but this makes complete sense to me as an autistic person. I’m not diagnosing anything, but I have the same outlook on morality as Bowe seems to (. if you know of a problem and do nothing to solve it, you’re not a good person), and it has been genuinely disabling for me. It is incredibly hard to relate to most people like that, and to not feel upset with them for things others would regard as minor, but I see as fundamentally indicative of their character.

Fiction or non-fiction? It’s allegory.

This reminds me of a clever 12-year-old who figured out how to hack into the school system’s email. He sent a letter to everyone on the school districts group list, written in Arabic characters. He didn’t know Arabic and he had no evil intent. He did it just to see what would happen. But oh! The fallout was just incredible! I knew this boy’s mother, she thought it was ridiculous and what happened came out pretty quickly, but it created quite an uproar for a couple of days...

They should have offered dexamethasone.

Obstruction of justice? Shouldn’t it be witness intimidation? I guess they don’t stack charges for officers.

Should the police have a chance to address things themselves? A white person would not just suck it up. Plus, he has medical bills and possibly lost wages, in addition to pain and suffering. Excessive force charges need to be brought into the light.

He will violate parole if a man father’s a child? How much pressure to abort would that rain down on his woman?

Judgemental much?

Innocent people pleading guilty. Ugh

If he is granted a new trial, the da may decline to prosecute for a third time, now that they have heard all this testimony. They don’t like losing.

It is unfathomable that DNA was not tested before the trial. Wow.

I’m not that far into this, but i just feel like jay is way more suspicious.

Not sure who voices other episodes but the kids of Rutherford county is read by a woman with the most annoying voice..she finishes every sentence with the same downwards inflection. I couldn’t listen eventually.

JAY is something of a gray thing in this case

Jay is not looking too good. While Adnan doesnt remember anything, how can Jay remember so much? How could he make so many stories?

What a joke!

My life seems like Keiko . . . Used in a Hollywood style production, except in the real world . . . Then there was a conservatory upon what to do with me afterwards . . . Especially with a full national security clearance holding actual state classified information, although my identity is being publicly husked onto the streets of Southern California in a real world metaverse map produced more than likely through DoD JEDI SYSTEMS . . .

Ronak Vafadar