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I'm aware that things like this did happen before, but I find it fantastically ludicrous it would be seen as the most logical, coherent of intentions for a boy to kill an ex-girlfriend purely out of jealousy.

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Jay was the first to insinuate that Adnan felt betrayed by Hae for leaving him.

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Jay was the first to insinuate that Adnan felt betrayed by Hae for leaving him.

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Ep. 2: An account from Saad, Adnan's best friend, says that "he's a player!" He often was seen with other girls immediately after their breakup. These accounts were validated by calls to the girls involved with Adnan.

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Prosecutors seem gullible to obvious lies - others call them "long-term, seasoned professionals" when their behavior doesn't match one of one. 

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Prosecutors seem gullible to obvious lies - others call them "long-term, seasoned professionals" when their behavior doesn't match one of one. 

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"Prosecutors decide not to arrest Jay or to ask him anymore questions, since he seems honest and has been compliant."
Episode 5: Inconsistencies

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Things were taken from trunk, Jay states. They never did prove (yet) that the body was in there. 

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Things were taken from trunk, Jay states. They never did prove (yet) that the body was in there. 

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Not really a quote, but it's me making the most sense of conclusions drawn from Episode 7 specifically.

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A new person of interest should be Hae's new boyfriend, Don. He is rarely ever brought up in this case and people don't question his credibility/a possible guilt. 

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A new person of interest should be Hae's new boyfriend, Don. He is rarely ever brought up in this case and people don't question his credibility/a possible guilt. 

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They interrogate both Jay and Adnan, but do not reach far enough into this case, peel back each leaf, since there's a severe lack of evidence.

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There has been possible evidence suddenly popping up at all places: 

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There has been possible evidence suddenly popping up at all places: 

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Fingernail scrapings
Saliva from a whiskey bottle
Fibres of the rope

observing Episode 7

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Jay tells prosecutors that the two are only acquaintances, but he goes on in detail of all the things they did together days following the murder. 

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Jay tells prosecutors that the two are only acquaintances, but he goes on in detail of all the things they did together days following the murder. 

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Episode 4: Inconsistencies
Episode 5: Route Talk

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Witnesses or those close to Hae Min, Jay and Adnan, are never clear on a square answer when confronted. 

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Witnesses or those close to Hae Min, Jay and Adnan, are never clear on a square answer when confronted. 

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"Yes it was ... BUT!"
"I believe so"
"Maybe"
Episode 6: The Case Against Syed

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Since he's a Pakistani Muslim that goes against his religion

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Since he's a Pakistani Muslim that goes against his religion

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"I'm concerned about racial profiling [...] people are now saying 'he has a dark side'.
I find it biased since his rebelliousness towards Islam (shock value for people at the hearing previously unaware or apathetic towards other religions) is mentioned throughout the investigation, and later, hearing. There has to be something more relevant attached to this case that'll prove once and for all if he's either guilty or innocent.
Ep. 2: his English teacher describes his poetry as being "dark," but other students in the class wrote the same.
Sidenote: It isn't that surprising that one teenager of all humans living, possess somewhat of a dark sense of humor. It goes hand in hand.
Ep. 2: He is revealed to be a very devout Muslim, volunteering at the mosque and attending Muslim conferences, but he did not act as holy as he would have been suspected to be, considering he had a girlfriend.

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WouldYouDoThisToAFriend?

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Jay's story continues to change each time that he is brought in front of police officers or prosecutors. 

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Jay's story continues to change each time that he is brought in front of police officers or prosecutors. 

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The call log is often not synced with the testimonies and tapes that Jay has supplied to the police. (Timelines: January 13, 1999)