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Why wasn't Jay prosecuted for all the charges he's had?

Why was the trunk of Hae' car never tested?

Why wasn't the fingerprint and a lot of other evidence never tested?

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- Rabia was in an abusive marriage
- Chris Flohr was not allowed to see Adnan because Adnan did not request to see him
- Adnan and Stephanie were more than friends
- Jay is extremely manipulative
- soil samples never matched anything belonging to Adnan
- Jay loses his temper quickly
- Jay was abusive
- Adnan's red gloves were never found
- Irene is trustworthy
- "Jay lies about everything"
- Cathy would not have been home when Jay and Adnan would have come over her house
- According to the lividity, it is impossible that Hae was buried at 7:30pm.
- Alonzo worked with concrete
- the diamond shape on Hae's body resembles a concrete tool
- Don should not have worked that Wednesday
- a fellow worker remember that Don had scratches and bandages on his hands

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Jay told his testimony multiple times, and every time something was inconsistent. The biggest inconsistencies were which mall he and Adnan went to during school, where Jay saw the body, and where they went after Hae's death. Jay says he and Adnan go to Westview Mall but also Security Square Mall. He says Adnan showed him the body at Edmondson Ave but also in the Best Buy parking lot. Jay says he did not help bury Hae's body but then also says he did.

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Maria Cristina Gutierrez was an American criminal defense attorney who represented several high profile defendants in the 1990s and the first Hispanic woman to be counsel of record in a case before the Supreme Court of the United States. She was Adnan's first lawyer. She failed to rightfully defend Adnan and put up a good argument in court

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Asia McClain claims that she was with Adnan at the time the state claims he was strangling Hae. Asia wrote letters to Adnan after he had been arrested, telling him that he had an alibi. However, for some odd reason, Asia was never investigated or talked to by Adnan's lawyer, Cristina Gutierrez.

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According to Jay’s first interview, his original story, he got a call from Adnan at 10:45 AM. At 11:45 Adnan arrives at Jay’s house they go to Westview mall and Adnan tells Jay that he’s going to kill Hae.  At 12:30 Jay drops Adnan off at school and keeps Adnan‘s phone and car.  Five minutes later Jay goes to Jenn’s house and hangs out there for about three hours.  Jenn supposedly does not get home until 12:45.  At 3:40 PM Adnan calls Jay  and tells Jay to meet him at a strip off Edmondson Avenue.  By 4:00 PM Adnan  shows Jay Hae’s body in the trunk of her car.  About 15 minutes later, Adnan and Jay ditch Hae’s car at the I 70 Park and ride.  Between 20 to 15 minutes later Adnan and Jay smoke a blunt at Patapsco State Park. They stay there for about 30 minutes.  By 4:30 Jay drops Adnan off at track practice and goes home. Jay picks up Adnan from track practice at 6:45. They head to McDonald’s where Adnan gets a call from the police asking about Hae. They leave McDonald’s and head to Jay’s for shovels around 7:15. At approximately 7:30 Jay and Adnan return to the park and ride to retrieve Hae’s car. They drive around the area. Adnan is driving Hae’s car while Jay drives Adnan’s. They arrive at Leakin Park, and Adnan buries Hae’s body in the woods. Jay claims he doesn’t help and says it takes Adnan about half and hour. They leave Leakin Park and drive around some more, until finally ditching Hae’s car in a residential lot. Adnan throws Hae’s things and the shovel into a dumpster at Westview mall. After that, they stop at 7-Eleven, Adnan drops Jay off at home, and Jay tells Jenn tat Adnan killed Hae.

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Sellers is a small yet significant piece of this whole case. He is the individual who found Hae's body and reported it to the police. He has no connection to any of the other people in this case. Sellers is an interesting character, in fact he has a record. He is a streaker. Some people have speculated whether he might have heard rumours relating to Hae's murder, and therefore had reason to think there could have been a body in the park because the body was almost completely hidden. Police and investigators on the case stated that it was impossible to spot the body even if you knew where it was and that it was there. I believe that Alonzo Sellers knows more than he's led people to believe.

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Debbie was a former friend and classmate of Hae's. She was suspicious of Don and didn't think the police were looking into him thoroughly enough. Wanting to bring justice to Hae, Debbie contacted Don  herself. She emailed him and the two proceeded to talk on the phone for seven hours, and later when Clinedinst learned that Warren was visiting her sister at a nearby college, he suggested they meet. Don showed romantic interest during this visit and Debbie was shocked and didn't know what to do with that thought.

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Don was Hae's current boyfriend at the time of her  murder. He worked at a local lenscrafters. Hae was supposed to meet with him after she picked up her little cousin. She never made it to her cousin. It seems odd to me that Don made no attempt to communicate with her when she didn't show up. The only conclusion available is that he killed her or he knew she was dead somehow. He didn't contact the police until 1:30am. There isn't much information on Don but the information that is open to the public doesn't look good for him.

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Jay and Adnan were not best friends. They weren't even close friends, they were barely friends. As Jay describes it, they would only occasionally chill and smoke weed together. If we follow Jay's stories, he states that Adnan lended Jay his car and his phone.

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Just like Syed, Lee was popular at school. She was a member of the lacrosse and field hockey team, managed the boy's wrestling team, and had dreams of being an optician. She and Syed kept their relationship a secret from their conservative immigrant families, but eventually, the secrecy frustrated Lee, which was what purportedly drove a wedge between them. After they broke up, Lee began to date a guy named Don, who worked at a local LensCrafters.

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Wilds, who was an acquaintance and former classmate of Syed, confessed to helping Syed bury Lee’s body, though he originally denied having anything to do with the murder. He did not go to prison, though. For his testimony, Wilds was given probation instead of a jail sentence for his said involvement in the crime.

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Hae Min Lee was a high school senior at Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County, Maryland, who disappeared on January 13, 1999. Her body was found four weeks later in Leakin Park, the victim of murder by manual strangulation.

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Adnan Syed was a high school senior at Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County, Maryland, who was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison with an additional 30 years on February 25 of 2000.