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"his was Adnan’s point: See how easy it is to look at the same information, but, depending on how it’s presented, come to two different conclusions about what it means? The 7-11 graph is the “innocent” graph. The C-Mart graph is the “guilty” graph. But they contain the same information.
Adnan says he’s thought about this a lot in relation to his own case, and he’s always been baffled by it; how some people (the jurors) sat through the trial and heard one thing, and others (his family, his lawyers, his friends) sat through it and heard the opposite. "

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Asia states, again, that she saw Adnan at the public library meaning that he couldn't have committed the murder.

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Jay's story changes many times possibly due to the fact that he has made up this story and made it to intricate for himself to remember the whole thing.

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Asia wrote a letter to Adnan explaining that she saw him in the library after school so that he couldn't be guilty.