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Asia Claims she saw him in the public library at the time the murder supposedly took place. Her statement never made it to trial, Asia says no lawyer ever contacted her.

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Jay said he saw Hae's body in a best buy parking lot, then he said he saw it somewhere else

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Adnan was put away on the basis of little more than Jay’s untrustworthy testimony and some dubious techno-nonsense. Which is why it remains possible that, if he gets to re-argue his case in court, Adnan may yet be acquitted. What it doesn’t mean, however, is that Adnan is conclusively blameless. Similar to Serial, The Case Against Adnan spends most of its energy picking apart the state’s contentions, at the expense of articulating a cogent defense of Adnan himself.

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Phone calls

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Timeline

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Map Of Crime Scene

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Jenn Testified that she saw Jay and Adnan on the night of the murder, and that Jay told her Adnan had killed Hae

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Hae Min Lee's boyfriend during her murder also a possible suspect

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Hae Min Lee is the murder victim

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Jay Wilds was Adnan's friend in high school and helped Adnan with Hae's body. He is one of the most suspicious characters in Serial

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In 1999 Adnan Syed was arrested for the Murder of Hae Min Lee.  He is supposed to spend life in prison