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Alonzo should indubitably be considered a suspect. This is because he lived within five minutes from the high school, worked in concrete (there was a concrete tool imprint on Hae), and other things lead to the conclusion that he could be a suspect for Hae's murder.

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Since Don's mother was his manager at his job, he had scratches and big bandages all over him after Hae disappeared, and he tried to date one of Hae's friends after she was pronounced dead, it is undoubtedly clear that he should be a suspect in this case.

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Due to the fact that Jay has changed countless things in his story, was never charged for anything in his criminal records, and among other things, it is clear that Jay should be considered as an obvious suspect for the murder of Hae Min Lee.

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Based on the fact that there is no DNA evidence tying Adnan to the case, it is clear that there isn't enough evidence to prove Adnan killed Hae. Along with the shadiness of Jay, and the inconsistencies within the case, it is obvious that there are other suspects other than Adnan.

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Final Decision

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A recent picture of Adnan Syed

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Hae Min Lee's car where police found it

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Adnan and Hae pictured at the homecoming school dance together.

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Pictures and Images

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The trunk of Hae's car was never tested for DNA, which means it  isn't actually final if Hae was in the trunk of her car or not.

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Alonzo Sellers worked in the concrete business. There was an impression on Hae's back that similarly resembled a tool used for concrete.

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After Hae went missing and was pronounced dead, Don tried to get together with Debbi, one of Hae's friends, when Debbie tried asking him if he knew anything.

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Someone who knew Don said that when Hae went missing, Don has scratches and bandages all over his arms and forearms.

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Hae couldn't have been buried and killed at the times given, due to the lividity of her corpse.

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There were ropes right near Hae's body. When the items were tested, DNA was found but it wasn't in the police system.

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According to an analysis of the grass that was underneath Hae's car in the space it was parked in, it was concluded that the car could have been parked as much as a day before the police found it, based on the clear differences of the grass underneath the car and the grass surrounding it.

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Jay said that the Best Buy was an idea the police gave to him and told him to use.

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There wasn't a single piece of evidence that related Adnan or Jay to the case.

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There was a typo on the call log.

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Adnan's birthday was put incorrectly on the charge document, which means he could have faced a larger consequence because the date made him 18 years old on the document.

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September 7, 1999: Jay agrees to plead guilty to accessory for the murder of Hae Min Lee.

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April 13, 1999: Jay has his fourth interview with the detectives

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March 18. 1999: Jay has his third interview with the detectives.

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March 15, 1999: Jay's second interview with the detectives on the case.

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February 28, 1999: Jay has his first documented interview with the detectives. He says Adnan showed Hae's body. He tells them the location of Hae's car. Adnan is then arrested for the murder of Hae Min Lee.

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February 27, 1999: Jenn goes back and informs the detectives that Jay told her Adnan killed Hae

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February 26, 1999: Detectives ask Jenn, Jay's best friend, if she knows anything. SHe denies and says she knows nothing about the case

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February 18, 1999: The detectives get a hold of Adnan's cell phone log

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February 12, 1999: An unknown person contacts the police and tells them to consider Adnan as a suspect for the

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February 9, 1999: Alonzo Sellers stops to urinate in Leakin Park and finds Hae's body. He proceeds to contact the authorities.

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January 13, 1999: Hae goes missing after school

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During his multiple interviews, Jay changed many things that are significant to the case. Just one example would be how he first said he saw Hae's body at the Best Buy but later says he saw it at his house. Another instance is how Jay goes back and forth between the fact that he helped bury Hae's body. One last illustration of this would be how Jay says that Adnan told him he was going to kill Hae the day before she went missing, while at other times, he said he only found out that day.

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The AT&T fax sheet notes at the bottom that incoming calls are not reliable for tracking the locations

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Kristi had a class the day Hae went missing, which means she wouldn't have been home when Jay and Adnan stopped by. This means the story she told police could have happened on another day.

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Urick, a police officer on the case, told Asia McCLain false information, mislead, and manipulated her to not testify during the case

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Cell Tower Map, shows the location of cell towers, places where each phone call may have bee

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Cell Phone Call Log of Adnan's cell phone the day Hae went missing

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A podcast from the creators of This American Life. One story. Told week by week. Hosted by Sarah Koenig.

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A podcast from the creators of This American Life. One story. Told week by week. Hosted by Sarah Koenig.

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New Information and Inconsistencies

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Along with Jay Wilds' shady interviews, his police record is also troubling. Jay was arrested for multiple crimes but was never actually charged for any. He physically abused one of his ex-girlfriends and never got in trouble, even though she had a black eye, bruises, and other injuries. Jay even harmed and assaulted police officers but never got charged, which shows he has a way with the law.

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During Jay's first interview, the detectives didn't turn on the recorder for multiple hours. It is unknown what they discussed during this time, which shows that they could have told him certain things that would help his case. Even before his first interview, Jay spoke to the detectives for two days before his first documented interview. These time slots allow the police to tell Jay what to say during his interview.
Along with this, Jay's account of what happened the day Hae was killed changes three times, if not more. He changed countless things, such as the location of where he saw Hae's body, when he went to Kristi's house, and the times things happened. While there was a considerable gap of time between the interviews and when Hae was supposedly murdered by Adnan, Jay's story continues to get twisted and changed, which demonstrates how he clearly isn't a reliable source of information.

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TIMELINE

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The state used all incoming calls to figure out the locations. We later find that incoming calls are highly unreliable and cannot be used to prove anything. This phone record story they used to convict Adnan is invalid.

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Fax cover, Incoming calls are not reliable for location

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Evidence Map of Crime Scene

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Got a call from police about Hae, never answered from 6:00PM to 1:30AM, What was he doing during those times?

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Jay's Inconsistencies

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Important Maps and Charts

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Used during trial, said that she picked up Jay the mall, disproves Jay's testimony

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Victim in a brutal murder and strangled to death at 17. Previously dated Adnan, was dating Don when killed.

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Key witness in case, insists Adnan killed Hae, claims he was there, abused girlfriend but never got arrested or charged

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17 years old when convicted for killing Hae, adamant about not murdering Hae

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Adnan's lawyer for the case, disbarred later on in her career, criticized on fitness of being a lawyer

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Discovered Hae's body, claims to have been walking in Leakin Park to urinate, lived within five minutes from the school, noted that he was drinking right before discovery, worked in concrete (Hae had imprint on her, resembled a tool used in concrete)

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Claims she saw Adnan at the library at the time Hae was supposedly killed, never interviewed by Adnan's lawyer, filled out affidavit

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Boyfriend of Hae when she was murdered. Claims to be at work when Hae was killed, mother is manager, worked when he wasn't supposed to, Asked out one of Hae's best friends shortly after killing. Coworker claims that the days after Hae was murdered, Don had scratches and bandages all over his hands and forearms.