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At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee. One would be very doubtful that someone would walk over 100 feet to pee, and whilst urinating, just happen to walk into a dead body. Moreover, Hae’s body was buried almost out of sight. In addition to this being a long distance from the road, it also doesn’t make sense for Mr. S to pee on his very short drive to work. Most likely, he would pee at his house or work instead of stopping on his way. So how was Mr. S able to stumble across something so hidden and far away from where he started? This evidence most certainly is inconsequential, but the state let him go soon after.   YEEEEEE BOI

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At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee, when he’s not even that far from his work or his house. This is odd because it might have taken less time just to finish his drive to work. Mainly this was suspicious because this unnecessary pit stop that coincidentally found a well hidden dead body. In spite of Mr. S’s odd behavior what is even more suspicious is why the state let the ball drop. The State let Mr. S go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee.

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At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee, when he’s not even that far from his work or his house. Even though his story is highly suspicious, soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee.  This statement does not appear to be truthful because if he goes to his house or work he’s in private, but he went to a public place to pee. Soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee. By lazily abandoning the question without having reached anything that resembles a conclusion, the state investigators prove themselves to be incapable of performing their jobs properly.

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At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee, when he’s not even that far from his work or his house. Even though his story is highly suspicious, soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee. Without doubt, the cops would find it suspicious if a man were to walk 127 feet into the woods just to pee when he wasn’t far at all from his work or his house. Why couldn’t he just wait till he got home to go to the bathroom? Why walk that far?

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At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee, when he’s not even that far from his work or his house. The idea that someone would go into the woods when close to a more civilized and clean facility is bewildering. Even more perplexing is it seems as though Mr. S was looking for someone or something at the park. He reported that he found a foot and hair which I suspect would be buried well to cover up the murder.  Even though his story is highly suspicious, soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee, which is interesting considering his criminal record. (He’d been arrested more than once for streaking.)

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This  action seemed to raise suspicion for the cops due to the fact that he had only walked  127 feet into the woods to empty his bladder when he lives not far from work or even his house.   He was also considered suspicious because of his record as a streaker, and his being inebriated at the time that the body was found.  If Mr. S really did have to go as badly as he claimed, I doubt that he would’ve been able to hold it for a long walk into the woods, and time to dig up Hae’s body. Even though his story is highly suspicious, soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee. To consider the other perspective, I think Mr. S had a strong and reasonable enough story, and no background or motive relevant to Hae’s case, so it was reasonable for the state to let him go.

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Why would Mr. S walk that far just to pees. At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee, when he’s not even that far from his work or his house. Even though his story is highly suspicious, soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee. How did the cops manage to over look this fact and let Mr.s just go without further questioning or investigation. His actions don't quite add because Mr. S was able to walk that far and somehow manage to stop at the prefect spot to find Hae's corps How did the cops manage to over look this fact and let

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Given the circumstances, Mr. S should have no reason to go this deep in the woods in the first place. It could be said that he simply needed privacy, but it doesn’t make sense as he has a record of streaking. Not only does his venture this deep into the woods not make little sense, but his claim to have seen a foot and hair in the forest floor only adds to this suspicion. When one is in the woods looking for a chance to relieve yourself, most would not scan the ground for details as specific as a bit of hair and a foot. Despite this, he is released by the police and forgotten when instead he should have been analyzed as a potential suspect.

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How does one pick out a mostly hidden dead body without looking for it? At first, the cops think this is suspicious because he walked 127 feet into the woods just to pee, when while he’s not even that far from his work or his house. Also the fact that Mr. S found the hair amidst the dirt seems like he was searching for something, maybe a dead body. Also, Mr. S coincidentally walked 127 feet in the direction in which Hae was buried. Even though his story is highly suspicious, soon Mr. S is let go and not really looked at again as someone possibly involved with the death of Hae Min Lee.