Adnan Syed

You know, if I had truly done this and I told them, the reason why I'm in prison is because I've done this.

You understand what I'm saying?

So it's like, okay, we're there because he deserves to be there.

We still love him.

We're still going to take care of him.

We're still going to make, you know, he's our son.

But at least we don't have that feeling anymore that he's somewhere where he doesn't deserve to be.

You know what I mean?

Because then...

They don't necessarily worry about me being in prison because, you know, they come to see me and they see that I'm fine.

You know what I mean?

I'm fine.

I'm healthy.

You know, whenever they come visit me, I'm in good spirits and everything like that.

So, you know, for the prosecutor to say that the reason why I can't, because I can't look these people in the face, you know, the contradiction in that is it would actually be easier for them to deal with me being in prison if they knew that I deserved to be here.

The prisons that I've been in have been like, they're fairly like corrupt places.

So they're not really strict in a sense where, you know, it's like, oh, you've got to do this at this time.

You've got to do this at that time.

Maybe corrupt isn't the right word, but maybe it actually is.

So, mind you, I still have my first phone, so I call customer service.