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1. Adnan

2.  Alono Sellers/Mr. S

3. Don Clinedinst

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1:30 p.m. Jay gets three calls from Adnan while at Jenn's house, two on the cell phone and on on Jenn's landline

3:32 p.m. On the way to Forest Park to buy weed, Adnan calls Nisha

6:15 p.m. Hae's brother calls Adnan looking for Hae

From looking at the most important matching cell phone evidence, all the events in his story come from his second interview. Before recording this interview, the police were talking to Jay for at least 2 hours. That leads the question, what were they talking about in that long amount of time?

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Inconsistencies with the Case: (from HBO episodes and podcast)

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Inconsistencies with the Case: (from HBO episodes and podcast)

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LIVIDITY- her body would've been facing down before going to Leakin Park and she couldn't have been pretzeled up like Jay said she was  ~ mark was found on her back caused from something heavy, such as something involving concrete and Mr. S has a job involving concrete

Hae's car would not have been sitting in the parking lot as long as the state said it would have because 1) the old women and her neighbor would have noticed it sitting there and called the towing company to get rid of it 2) from the picture, there was still dirt on the wheels, but if it was there for as long as the state said it was, then rain or snow would have washed away the dirt 3) the tracks on the grass show it was parked just recently

there wasn't enough testing of the DNA evidence that could have been taken1) fingerprints were never tested  except for Adnan and Jay's 2) never tested the trunk where her body supposedly was 3) there were 12 samples od DNA that was found, but none were Adnan's which means it could have been anybody else 4) the rope found near Hae's body was tested, but it was someone who wasn't in the system 5) the police searched Adnan's house, shoes, and room to see if anything led him to Hae's murder, but they found nothing

DON- His mom states that Don was at work, but he wasn't scheduled to work that day. The manager said that Don wouldn't come into work unless he  had to go. The person working wasn't sick, so there was no reason why Don "supposedly" went to work Wednesday night. Another coworker also said that he  saw Don have scratches all over him, but the police didn't see them because they didn't talk to him until 3 weeks after her death.

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Guilty or Innocent
I think that Adnan is innocent because there wasn't enough evidence to convict him of the murder. The police only found evidence that would look bad for Adnan, not evidence that would help the case. Also, most of the evidence that they have doesn't exactly prove he is guilty, only that he might be suspicious. For example, when the police got the story from Jay, they went straight to Adnan's house to see if there is anything leading him to Hae's murder. They found nothing. They took samples from his shoes and none of them matched samples from Leakin Park, and they also didn't find  any red spot that was found near Hae's body. From my box, "Inconsistencies with the Case" it shows how much information that they failed to look at. The police didn't do their job, and they were just looking to put this case away. This entire case, as well as many others, just show how corrupted and dishonorable our justice system is. Adnan Syed has sacrificed half of his life in prison because the police didn't do the best of their ability to free him. Anyone could have killed Hae, but I feel that there is more evidence against Don than Adnan

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10:45 a.m. - Jay gets a call from Adnan and he offers to lend his car to Jay
11:30 a.m. - they go to Jay's house
12:30 p.m. - Jay drops Adnan off back at school because he makes it to physchology class
2:15-3:30 p.m. - goes to the Woodlawn Public Library to check his email and has a conversation with Asia
3:30-4:30 p.m. - Adnan has track practice
4-30-5:30 p.m. - Jay picks Adnan from track practice
6:00 p.m. - Jay and Adnan go to "Cathy's" house
6:07-6:24 p.m. - Maybe Aisha or someone calls Adnan to warn him about the police calling him about disappearance of Hae which explains why he says what am I going to say
~ gets call from Officer Adcock
8:00-10:30 p.m. -  evening prayers at the Mosque

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saw Adnan talking to Hae about giving him a ride

said that Hae had somewhere to be which is why she told him no to one

ALIBI WITNESS: saw Adnan at school around 2:45 ish

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Remembers Adnan to be very obssessive over Hae

States he would come over for sleepoversand all that

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said that Adnan asked Hae for a ride while Adnan says he didn't ask for one

says that Jay lies about everything

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says Jay told him that Adnan forced Jay to help him bury the body

Jay tells him that Adnan treatened Staphanie, Jay's girlfriend, if he didn't help

tried to talk to Adnan, but police wouldn't let him

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"Cathy" (sorority sisters and close friend of Jenn)

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"Cathy" (sorority sisters and close friend of Jenn)

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Jay and Adnan came to her house on that night and stated Adnan was acting strange when she met him

said only one thing, "how do I get rid of a high?"

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saw Adnan and Jay together the day Hae died

Jay told her Adnan had killed Hae

picked Jay up at Westview Mall and saw Adnan in the car

never backs down from her time period

never sees shovels that Jay says they used

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Asia (classmate of Adnan, ALIBI WITNESS)

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Asia (classmate of Adnan, ALIBI WITNESS)

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Remembered seeing Adnan in the library the day Hae died after school

statement never made it to trial

no lawyer contacted her because Adnan's lawyer didn't do her job

when she talked to Adnan in library, she said that he wasn't mad, he just wanted Hae to be happy

was influenced by Detective Macgilivary to go against Adnan, and say his family forced  her to write note

when she found out he lied to her, wrote a new affidavit

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says that he helped Adnan bury the body

says that Adnan told him he was planning to kill Hae 5-6 days in advanced

says that he never saw Hae's dead body

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says that he had no help with buring the body

says that Adnan told him he was planning to kill Hae that day

says that he saw Hae's dead body at Best Buy

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Leakin Park

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Mr S- passed polygraph test
Don- mom gave him an alibi

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the state says that Adnan killed Hae because she broke his heart , and he was mad at her

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walks into the room 2 hours before they start tape

heard tapping in recording (could have been tapping the map for his story)

had 25 charges for assaulting people and faced no jail time

is super manipulative and has a way around the law

second interview matches perfectly with the call log

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found Hae Min Lee's body in Leakin Park while  going to the bathroom

happened to stumble upon Hae's body which was covered with leaves and dirt and almost invisible

has a record for streaking

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Hae's current boyfriend at the time she was killed

alibi is his mom

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testified against Adnan with his story

was super persuasive

did anything to keep himself out of jail

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strangled to death January 13, 1999

student at Woodlawn High School

was 17 years old

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is 17 years old, and is convicted of Hae Min Lee's murder

had the help of Jay  bury her

has a life sentence