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I think Adnan is not guilty . There just isn't a substantial amount of hard evidence that's been presented. The only thing that the prosecution has is just empty claims. They have the possibility of being right but there is still no solid evidence.

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I don't think Adnan is guilty. There isn't set evidence that points him to the murder of Hae. Sure there is jay's story, but it's inconsistent.

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I really don't think Adnan is guilty for his ex-girlfriend's murder. The many reason why I believe Adnan I innocent

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In Jay's story he doesn't seem to have everything straight. For some reason I have the feeling that the people who sided with Jay or was a witness was trying to help hide the truth(? maybe...) . Then again Jay's story could be missing something... There was either an unsureness or secret that Jay is leaving out of his story. idk.

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Adnan is not guilty because everyone he knew said he is not the type of person to do something like that and Jay changes his story every time he is interviewed. There really isn’t any evidence leading to Adnan except for, he is Hae’s girlfriend. Besides that all the evidence that has been found leads to Jay.

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I think Adnan is innocent.
- Jay's stories or too inconsistent and Adnan seems to be confident when explaining his side of the story.

- Adnan seemed really sad when hearing about Hae's death and for someone that "wanted her dead" would be surprising.
- The "2:36" call doesn't seem to add up with location, phone booth, time, etc.
- Also when something doesn't go with what Adnan is saying, he seems to accept that it's possible yet doesn't seem to blame it on anyone else.

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I don't think Adnan is responsible for Hae's death. There is not enough evidence to support this claim.

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I think that he isn't guilty of the crime of murdering Hae. Maybe he  has something to do with it it but I don't think he is completely guilty. The fact that there was never a phone booth is a huge point for me because it throws off Jay's testimony completely. And if that crucial piece of evidence is falsified, how can we trust the rest of what he said.
And speaking of evidence, there is none. They convicted him based off one testimony which has been shown to be spotty at best. There is no DNA, no eye witness, no one to even place him at a crime scene. There just isn't enough to convict him.  Also, as much as he might hate hearing it, he doesn't seem to be the kind of person who can do something like this.
Finally, I think that he was not represented well. His lawyer went against what Adnan was saying. While Adnan was trying to maintain his innocence his lawyer was basically admitting to guilt and asking for the Jury to review the case as a crime of passion instead of a pre-mediated case.
I just think no matter where the guilt lays, that the explanation offered by the prosecution, Jay, and cops doesn't add up.

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I believe Adnan is guilty because if I was him and claimed that I was innocent, I would have one story and one story only. Throughout the podcast he's changed his story and so has Jay so in a way I feel that both must be guilty. If Adnan is innocent then I wonder why he hasn't contested any of Jay's accusations.

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I think Adnan is innocent. Jay's story is inconsistent and having a case built mostly off of one drug dealers story and cell phone records which also didn't really add up doesn't help you. It should make you further question why nothing makes 100% sense.  Adnan has no recollection of any of this happening no matter how much anyone has pushed him on the subject and Jay on the other hand seems to have a full blown story. No one saw Adnan to be acting strange around Hae after their breakup in fact they were friends. Adnan's phone was seen back near the crime seen due to the cell tower "pings" around 5:30pm which wouldn't make sense because no one brought that up, there was no mention of it in the case, in Jay's memory, in court. Wouldn't something like that matter? There are no records of a pay phone near best buy as well. How would the "Pay phone call" have worked if no one has ever seen a pay phone there, it's not in the old records. There are too many holes in this case.

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I think Adnan is innocent because Jay keeps changing his story and it doesn't seem to add up. He just doesn't seem like the person to kill someone. His friends don't think that he could ever do something like this. I think he's innocent because I think Jay did it. He lied about a lot of things and also the best buy story doesn't make sense. Jay is trying to make Adnan look guilty so they don't think he did it. It just wouldn't make sense if Adnan is guilty they don't have actual evidence

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Hes innocent because I just know he is. He can't do everything in the amount of time others claim he did. It just doesn't add up. :/

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I think the main reason I believe Adnan is not guilty is mostly based on the fact that Jay just rubbed me the wrong way. His story is very inconsistent and missing pieces.

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I think that Adnan is innocent
-Jay's story keeps changing
-If I was Jay I would remember the the first place where I saw a dead body
-There is no record of a pay phone at Bestbuy so there is no way Jay could of got a call from Adnan say he just killing Have
-I feel like their is not enough hard evidence to have Adnan is jail
-If Adnan did kill Hae their would have to be evidence like more finger prints on her body or Adnan's skin under Hae's fingernails

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-I think Adnan is guilty because Hae broke his heart.
-You might say jay's testimony changes throughout the podcast, but everything pointed to Adnan.
-The only argument they have is him not being that kind of the person

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I think that Adnan isn't guilty, I don't feel like there is enough evidence against him and the story that Jay told really conflicts with Adnans story. I don't think that Adnan actually killed her himself but I do think that he was an accessory to the murder.

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I think that it's good that he is sticking that he is Innocent because usually their is times when they don't. I think he is innocent and their just has to be more to this case. Also the way Jay talked about the case was sketchy like if he knew something. Also the Best Buy phone never existed and even employees their said it.

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I believe Adnan is innocent due to the inconsistencies in Jay's story, his demeanor throughout interviews and interactions, as well as what their mutual friends have described of the day of the murder.

Additionally, the Best Buy phone has been proven to not exist, creating a large hole in the story that ends up with Adnan murdering Hae.

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I think that Adnan is innocent.

Everyone that knew him said that he wouldn't do something like that

There were so many inconsistencies in Jays arguments

There wasn't a pay phone at best buy and that was a big part of jay's story

The cops ignored a lot of details in the case and didn't interview a lot of  important people, this just seems unfair and sketchy

There was no hard evidence

The state is basing their argument on ONE person's story

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Adnan is innocent
-There are a few  key inconsistencies
-In court guilt is supposed to be proved beyond reasonable doubt
-The state has almost there entire case built around Jay's statements while the defense has several people that give contradicting statements

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I find it hard to believe either Jay or Adnan, given the lack of solid evidence that has been given. Witnesses are shaky, timelines are fractured and inconsistent, and the only person who claims to have been with Adnan at the time of the murder has shifting testimonies. It has been a difficult case to listen to, because there always seems to be a counter piece of evidence to a piece you just heard about, and they both are unreliable. And, given that both Jay and Adnan are very intelligent people, both could be manipulating their stories or what they say to argue their points one way or another. Another layer of complete unreliability and doubt is added given that any current information acquired is from 15 year-old accounts of the crime. This case is almost completely squishy, with little to no concrete evidence that points towards guilty or innocent. But, from what I've heard from Adnan in his calls with Sara, and from what I've heard about Jay, I don't believe that Adnan was guilty. He was certainly capable of killing Hae, but I don't believe that he was stupid enough to do so, especially in the way that Jay describes it. There are just too many inconsistencies, and I don't feel that Adnan did it.

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I think that Adnan is innocent because of the way he sounds. He may be guilty, but he is very convincing, which is making me believe him.

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I think that Adnan  is innocent
- Jay story has changed manytime
- He lied about the phone at best buy
-The phone records don"t help because they are not all right.
-people say they saw Adnan at track.
- It would take him to long to get out of the school parking lot to get this done
-Everyone has a different story about what to her.
- The police aren't doing there job all the way and are leaving holes in the case.
- Some people lied about seeing Adnan at some places