Adnan Syed

It has nothing to do with the case, but you don't do it to nobody else.

You don't do it to nobody else, though.

During, like, the Friday prayers, a lot of times there would be one adult, and he would get, like, four or five kids together.

And he would say, hey, look, I want you guys to go around and collect, you know, money from people or stand there.

You know, however different days, it was different ways.

So it was usually anywhere from, like, four to five of us.

We'd all have little boxes or something.

and people would come and they would put money in them.

Usually, like, it would be, I mean, I'm not trying to say this sounds like Ocean's Eleven or whatever, but it was like thousands of dollars in cash, like ones, fives, tens, twenties.

It may be like $1,500, you know, like $2,000 or $3,000 in cash.

And I don't really remember who.

I'm not saying it wasn't me.

I'm not saying it wasn't me.

You know, it's just the idea came up like, hey, man, we could take like $60 or $80.

We could go to the movies, go to the mall, you know, play in the arcades.

you know, like eating stuff like that.

So eventually it would be a thing where like one or two of us would like pocket a $20 bill and then pocket another $20 bill.

And the other three, or, you know, two or three of us would do it.

And the other two would kind of like keep watching.

And I mean, it was, you know, it was wrong.