The murder conviction of “Serial” podcast subject Adnan Syed has been reinstated

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Washington Post / Omari Daniels and Dan Morse / Mar 29

“The ruling is the latest blow for Syed in a case that has wound a circuitous path through the criminal justice system.” —

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