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The answer to who did this could be in the DNA found on the scene. DNA testing was never done so how are we reasonably supposed to know that it was Adnan who did this?

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At Jay's sentencing, his defense attorney brings up Jay's tough childhood, his love for animals and his plans for the future.  This could have impacted the judges decision to give him only 2 years probation for his involvement in Hae's murder instead of jail time.

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The prosecutor tried to use pathos against Adnan in his bail hearing by claiming that it was the judge's duty to prevent Adnan from fleeing to Pakistan to escape charges. Although her statements were grossly misinformed it was still submitted in court. She was trying to sway the judge's to use his authority for their case.

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The prosecution filled out the information missing from the call log as Jay gave his testimony. In the closing statement they say "The cell records support what the witnesses say and the witnesses support what those cell records say". This is an appeal to the jury's sense of logic.

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None of the mid afternoon calls signaled cell towers anywhere near  where Jay says he made the calls in his testimony. This is extremely important because it tears apart Jay's story of where they were that day.

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https://outlook.office.com/owa/service.svc/s/GetFileAttachment?id=AAMkADdlMzQwNWY0LWRiNDEtNGU4MS1iYjM3LTY3NWI5N2M0NzIxYQBGAAAAAAD42vnx9%2FRZQ4lcL5D3eNFZBwB5lMc8ENfcTL3oy%2Bogf8CNAAAAAAEMAAB5lMc8ENfcTL3oy%2Bogf8CNAAGkeM3HAAABEgAQAOh5EtefuahFnlgFKA2sqPs%3D&X-OWA-CANARY=pnRsrWWhEkWJ3r0Q8vlmbeBOSFZ1oNQYGV1CXwwXjD5oSN9pq0awBMx3qMa4jfDcDYB-iZoGKQE.

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Stephanie is Adnan's close friend and Jay's girlfriend. Jay confesses that Adnan threatened to hurt Stephanie in an attempt to get him to help.
Stephanie is also the reason Adnan lends Jay his car that day.

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Jay took the cops to the location of the car. This information seemed to solidify Jay's testimony to the cops. But it doesn't prove that he's telling the truth.

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When Lee was found in the park she was not stretched out face down, she was mostly on her right side. This means that she would have had to been somewhere before leakin park and after the murder that was face down. Which makes the timeline incredibly wrong and makes Adnan unable to have been the one to do it.

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"According to the medical examiner and other forensic pathologists who have reviewed the crime scene pictures and autopsy reports, Lee’s body showed fixed frontal lividity, the phenomenon in which, after death, all the blood pools to the part of the body closest to the ground. Such lividity could only be present if, after being killed, Lee was left in a face down position, stretched out, for between eight and 10 hours."

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Jay came out In a recent interview and told them that the burial didn't happen at 7pm, but at 12am
"Adnan left and then returned to my house several hours later, closer to midnight in his own car"
If this is true then it contradicts any cell records that took place around 7 o clock by leakin park

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Did the state feed Jay his own testimony?

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Did the state feed Jay his own testimony?

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There is a full 3 hours of pre-interview time before they started the official  recording, sorting out the events from that day with Jay. Could they have used that time to maybe manipulate or contaminate parts of Jay's confession?
The detective Sarah hired says "Rather than trying to get to the truth, what you're trying to do is build your case."
When confronting Jay's inconsistencies, the lead investigators seem to push aside major points of concern. Could the state only be interested in building a case rather than finding justice?

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The jurors must have  thought that there was reason to believe Jay.  One juror described him as seeming to be someone you could call if you needed help. Jay was presented as the underdog through out the trial.

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If Jay was lying on the stand about what happened that day, what was his reason? Why get involved in a murder investigation? A possible theory presented during the trial was that Jay sabotaged Adnan because he was suspicious  of Stephanie and Adnan's close relationship. Jay claims that he assisted Adnan because Adnan knew about his drug dealing. But why would Jay risk getting involved in a major offense like murder just to cover up for a minor offense like dealing pot? Jay also told multiple sources including the cops  that Adnan had threatened to hurt Stephanie.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Hae_Min_Lee
http://www.grumblist.com/2014/12/more-inconsistencies-from-jay-in-new-interview/
http://www.ibtimes.com/pulse/serial-recap-adnan-syed-jay-hae-min-lee-whole-case-so-far-explained-one-interactive-1715790
https://viewfromll2.com/2015/02/12/serial-the-burial-in-leakin-park-did-not-take-place-at-700-p-m/
https://www.scribd.com/mobile/doc/253141767/Asia-McClain-Affidavit-1-13-2015?skip_app_promo=true
http://people.com/crime/adnan-syed-asia-mcclain-alleged-alibi-witness-reacts-to-new-trial/
http://undisclosed-podcast.com/documents/season-1/
https://viewfromll2.com/2014/11/23/serial-a-comparison-of-adnans-cell-phone-records-and-the-witness-statements-provided-by-adnan-jay-jenn-and-cathy/
https://www.reddit.com/r/serialpodcast/comments/3zmfci/dierdre_dna_update/
http://people.com/crime/adnan-syed-is-innocent-and-i-can-prove-it-lawyer-rabia-chaudry/
https://soniamontalvo11.wordpress.com/2015/03/13/serial-episode-chapter-4-summary/
https://theintercept.com/2014/12/29/exclusive-interview-jay-wilds-star-witness-adnan-syed-serial-case-pt-1/
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jul/06/adnan-syed-new-trial-hae-min-lee-rabia-choudry

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Jenn was Jay's best friend and the one of the people Jay confided in about the events of the murder.

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Jay can't come up with the info on his own

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Jay can't come up with the info on his own

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Jay can't remember what happened until he is shown cell data. This is bad because he may not have come up with the evidence on his own. It's almost like contaminating his thoughts. Could this be Jay changing the story to make it more cohesive? I don't know but it does cause reasonable doubt

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In his confession, Jay states that Adnan and him were best friends.
Jenn later confirms that they were more like casual acquaintances. Why lie about their relationship?
Jay was known among his peers as a liar. They state that he often made up stories. Jay had a reputation in school as weird, shady and even intimidating. He is also described as aggressive by one of his teachers. Some of the people interviewed said that Jay being wrapped up in a murder was not suprising.

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"As it turns out, results from the rape kit were never tested, nor were the the liquor bottle and the rope found at the scene. Nobody did DNA tests on two unidentified hairs found with the body of 18-year-old victim Hae Min Lee, and the crime lab did not check her fingernail clippings."

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Asia was the one who wrote the letter to Adnan stating that she saw him in the library at the time the murder occurred. This destroys the whole case against Adnan.

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Jay had MANY inconsistencies with his story. In the police reports, in the first trial and second trial, even after talking to Sarah Koenig after 15 years there are small things that have changed, but also big things. For example some of them are : the mall changed that jay went shopping at, with Adnan the day of the murder, and probably the biggest thing is that he said at first he didn't help with the burying of the body. Then he changes it saying he did help. Why does jay feel that he needs to change the story? Why is he doing this?

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Was the eyewitness of the case. Stating that Adnan told him he was going to murder Hae Min Lee prior to the killing.  Has many inconsistencies in his story.

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Hae was going to confront Jay about the fact that Jay was cheating on one of Hae's best friends on the day that Hae was murdered. Could Hae have made Jay mad? Isn't this enough evidence to recall him as a main suspect?

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First of all, the cell data is weak for this case and calls can be rerouted through any tower for various reasons not just the one that they are closest to. This could help with the problem of locations. But something else; We know that jay had Adnan's cell phone and car for some of the day. He made many calls to a friend of his, Jenn. Could jay have had his phone during the crime?  we also know that may had Adnan's car also. what if jay was the one to make the call in the telephone booth on Adnan's phone.

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This shows Jay's version and Adnan's version. And what we know happened.

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Asia wrote a letter to Adnan while he was in prison stating that she saw him at the library. This is great evidence because it contradicts the timeline of the murder. For some reason this was never looked at by the lawyers.

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The victim of the murder on January 13th 1999.

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Picture of Adnan Syed, the main suspect of the crime.