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"...The first letter I got from Adnan Syed, almost exactly one year ago, included a challenge. He was writing about the prosecution’s timeline of the crime. About when and where Hae Min Lee was killed. The State contended that Hae was killed between 2:15 and 2:36 p.m. at the Best Buy parking lot, about a mile from Woodlawn High School. That’s the twenty-one minute window in which to commit the murder." (Route Talk).

This line spoken by Sarah Koenig, described the challenge Adnan gave to her, to see if she could complete the twenty-one minute time window from when Hae was killed. She accepts the challenge and completes the time period, proving that Adnan's statements were true.

Sarah Koenig completing the time period, proving that Adnan Syed is guilty. They drove to Best Buy finding out there wasn't any phone booth in best buy, asking Verizon, the old employees that worked there, and the manager and the blueprints. They never found a piece of evidence showing that there had been a phone booth ever existing in best buy. This showed that Adnan Syed is also guilty, Adnan never claiming to be at Best Buy.

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Evidence #1 (The case against Adnan Syed)

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Evidence #1 (The case against Adnan Syed)

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“… neither Hae’s home number nor her pager shows up again, which suggests he never tried to contact her after she went missing.” Episode 6 (The case against Adnan Syed)

This line, spoken by Sarah Koneig, explains that when Adnan called her before Hae went missing, Adnan’s cell records showed that Hae’s home number and her pager never showed up again after she went missing. Suggesting that Adnan did not try to page her.

After hearing that Hae Min Lee went missing, her friend Aisha paged her. But Adnan being a ex-boyfriend, it seems so unusual to not be worried about where she was and not worried, and to not call his ex-girlfriend's mutuals even though they have broken up. Everything sums up that he did in fact not care about her and he didn't show any sympathy for her death.

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"... Jay told the filmmakers that Adnan asked him to procure 10 pounds of marijuana. Jay claims that once he acquired the marijuana, Adnan threatened to turn him in if he didn’t help bury Hae’s body." (Case Against Adnan Syed, “Time is the Killer).

This line, said by Sarah Koenig, was explaining that despite of Jay's criminal records, Adnan knew Jay's weak spots, knowing if Jay didn't do one thing; Adnan would target that spot and convince him to help dig a hole for the body. And in the end, it all worked out.

From what Jay said later on the years, he had no choice to help or else he knew or would think the police would harass him in front of his grandmothers house because Adnan would have really blackmailed Jay from the marijuana he had bought to give to the police. Adnan knew what would've happened to Jay if he did turn Jay in because the jail time for drug trafficking was very serious and it would have effected Jay greatly. This piece of evidence showed that Adnan Syed is guilty and that he convinced Jay to help him with the murder.