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"I do remember that there was talk about it. I remember it felt like he (Adnan ) asked her (Hae) to give him a-- give him a ride somewhere" (The Breakup")

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" She’s (Kristina) the one who talked about hearing him ask Hae for a ride that afternoon, which Adnan said he didn't do" ("To Be Suspected").

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"His family didn't know that he actually drank, he smoked, he was having sex" ("The Alibi").

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Adnan was in Hae's car the day the murder was committed

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Adnan was in Hae's car the day the murder was committed

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The detectives said that there is a 21 minute time frame where the murder could've been committed. Since this is such a short time frame, Adnan would need to be near Hae to complete the murder and ditch the body in time to get back to track to have an alibi. However, multiple people heard Adnan asking for a ride from Hae that day, showing he was persistent with this idea (even though he had many friends in the school).

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In Adnan's story, he states that he states that he didn't have his cellphone that whole afternoon, and yet, on it was a outgoing call from Adnan's phone to somebody only Adnan knew: Nisha. Even if the call was unanswered doesn't change the fact Adnan made it, and denied it heavily in court. As well as this he lied to his parents about his personal life. Its very strange how he doesn't reveal this information until others dig it up about him. He already has an affinity for lying, so why wouldn't he lie about something that, if confirmed, puts his life at risk? It would make the most sense to take everything he says with a grain of slat, unless proven with real, traceable evidence.

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"Jay couldn’t possibly have known which towers were getting pinged when. He couldn’t fabricate that. It would be too crazy of a coincidence.” So the cell towers, and the calls and Jay’s story, they way they all meshed, prosecutors argued, was irrefutable" ("Route Talk").

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The police had spent nearly 6 weeks tracking for Hae's car; Jay couldn't have found by chance. The only logical conclusion was Jay helped Adnan with the murder to know so much about these minor details. As well as this, his story follows the main calls in the cell records sequentially, showing he had to have been with Adnan the afternoon the murder was committed. He knew so mush about this case as an accomplice, that when he gave testimony's against Adnan, they were nearly undisputable because of his credibility.

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"...Nisha, someone only Adnan knew. Adnan’s story is that he and his cell phone were separated that day, from lunchtime

all the way until after track at around five something.

But The Nisha Call happens at 3:32pm" ("The Case Against Adnan Syed")

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"Jay had a big piece

of reliable information that the cops themselves did not know.  Where Hae’s car was "("The Deal with Jay").