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After looking over the evidence, listening to testimonials and interviews I have come to the conclusion that Jay and Adnan should be held accountable for the murder of Hae Min Lee. Jay and Adnan lied in each of their stories but one thing that stood out to me was that Adnan and Jay hung out the day she was murdered and Jay knew where her car was. Jay also admitted to burying the body. Adnan had a motive for killing Hae and his behavior is evident in Hae's diary where she writes about Adnan not accepting the breakup.

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Throughout the time of listening to serial I was 100%  set on Adnan being Innocent but now I'm kind of thinking that he isn't as innocent as I once thought he was.

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After months of trying to unfold this case I've been lead to think this is

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In my conclusion There is not enough evidence to put Adnan away, but that state will still convicted Adnan for Hae death.

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After hearing everyone's side of the story and looking through the little evidence that there is, i have come to the conclusion that Adnan is not guilty. Nothing seems to add up. Jay's story? It kept changing as time went by. Why was he left off so easily? who knows.

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I really don't know whether or not Adnan is guilty, but if I had to lean one way I would say not guilty. I think this because of Jay. Jay is very suspicious to me.

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I've always thought he was innocent. And I always will until I see that there's hard evidence and not just a he said she said then I'll believe he's guilty. As of now all the "evidence" that is given from jay or anyone else just doesn't make sense.

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It's been 8 months now. I've asked myself the same questions over and over, constantly sifting though evidence and always ending up at the same results.

Why is Jay so sketch? Like c'mon man, give me a straight answer! And the whole Nisha call deal... Nothing adds up.

So do I think Adnan did it? It's possible. But he really does not seem like this type of guy. To kill another human takes a certain someone, and I feel that Adnan does not fall into that box. If anything I'd believe that Jay did it more, or someone else I'm not looking into.

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Till this day I still think Adnan is not guilty. Going back to all the evidence nothing adds up. The phone in Best Buy was never there and all those calls that were made from  Adnan's phone weren't sketchy. The people that know Adnan are aware that he doesn't seem capable of doing that. Adnan's trial is coming up and this case was from the 190s obviously not enough evidence will be presented at court. One thing that I know is that Adnan will never stop saying that he is innocent, and that is a good thing to hear.

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Sarah Palin -
"Welcome, Reporting to you live from the Serial studio, this is Sarah Palin. Today were going to dive a little deeper into this case, and hopefully find the answers we've been looking for."

"So there is no doubt that Adnan is responsible here, he's clearly the one. He grew jealous when Hae started talking to Don, and just clearly couldn't handle being without her, right?"

"The decision had already been made, but I felt an urge of eagerness to give him one last opportunity to prove his innocence, so I visited him one last time in prison, and this is what he said"

Adnan -
"You know, I honestly don't understand why you thinking coming back is helping you progress with this case, like what do you want me to say? You want me to say I did it? Well even if I did the state doesn't have enough hard evidence on me. I guess we'll just have to see what happens in court a few months from know."

Sarah Palin -
"Well guys this is it. Adnan awaits his trial, and I guess that at this point we will never know what happened to Hae on that warm evening, the night she was murdered....."

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Personally I think Adnon is innocent despite what others believe, I just don't think it adds up. From the beginning There is evidence that he was at the library and that can't go unnoticed. Adnon has a legitimate alibi. I don't think we can only judge character but Adnon just doesn't seem like the kind of guy who would strangle an innocent girl. And the people who believe he did it don't have as much proof except from Jay but that's the other thing. Jay was the only one who knows the story piece by piece. He knows more than any of us. And where has he been, he has barley received any punishment.

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What I think is that Adnan is innocent and that Jay did it but they don't find any evidence that Jay did it but he did. Adnan will stay in jail and will be wrongfully convicted.

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I still believe Adnan is not guilty of this crime. The rumors said he is suspicious and  another said they don't see the crazy in him. But again, rumors are rumors, there's not enough evidence to even place him in jail. I think Jay is the main suspect due to inconsistencies throughout the episodes. How are not going to find that suspicious?

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I can't exactly say that Adnan is guilty or not, but things just don't add up. I have heard from different sources Adnan is crazy, he was sad because his girlfriend broke up with him, he was at track practice the time of the killing. All of these are assumptions, to me they're no more than that. I will never know if he was at practice or if he was at best buy, or the library. We will never know. But what I can do is take what Adnan said to heart. He said what he said and I trust that. Adnans so called "friend" Jay could never seem to get his story straight, and what he said never seems to add up. That just gives me another reason to believe Adnan. It just doesn't add up, no evidence seems to show it was him. Adnan has stayed control throughout the whole process and I understand his frustration at the end who wouldn't. He's been locked in prison, for something he said he didn't do. He's accepted reality and the be on that side of it sucks. Again, I'm not going to say for sure that he is or is not guilty  but by hearing this you probably know where I stand.

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I'm not in a position to pass final judgment on Adnan's case, but personally I believe that he his innocent. There were to many inconsistencies in the prosecution's statements. These inconsistencies were enough to make me, and potentially others, to think that Adnan didn't kill Hae.

Of course there is the possibility that I'm wrong and Adnan did kill Hae. However after the fourty plus hours of recorded phone calls we've had and the other interviews I conducted I don't think that Adnan could have killed Hae. The prosecution's case aside, Adnan, to me, seems like a stand up guy and I'm not alone. I know Adnan doesn't like people vouching for him based on his character, but he just doesn't seem capable of committing murder.

Thanks for listening all these weeks, I'm Sarah Koenig and this has been Serial

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I think that Adnan is innocent. I also think that Jay is lying and that he has a lot to do with the case. I think the fact that he didn't have to serve any time is very suspicious and I think that of course he would lie if he was offered that deal. I also think that it was really suspicious that he story changed so many times. I feel like if you were part of this situation you would remember most parts of the day.

Its also really bad that not all of the witnesses and people were interviewed and questioned. Why wouldn't the detectives want to know ALL of the details of this story?

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I think that after Sara introduces the episode, she'll say that she's still on the fence about Adnan's guilt, and go through a final run-down of all the evidence gathered for the case: Jay's testimony, Jay and Adnan's friends, the physical evidence gathered from the crime scene,  all of it condensed. Then Sara will bring in an expert on deciding a person's innocence, and have him/her look through the case, all the while staying as neutral as possible. After a cut to a phone conversation with Adnan, telling him that the final episode of "Serial" is coming out,  more mediocre audio will come from Adnan's end accompanied by "you know's" and some stuttering. I think that Sara will then reveal her opinion, that Adnan is innocent, and explain her justification for it., saying that she just can't bring herself to believe that someone she's heard so many good things about could be a plotting murderer. After that, a number of audio clips from various people will play, each saying that in some way, Adnan was innocent. She'll go on to question Jay's legitimacy one last time, as if to prove to the listeners that she isn't unjustified to believe Adnan over Jay, and end the episode. Or, if Sara doesn't say her final decision on Adnan's guilt, various sound bites will play both advocating and questioning both Jay and Adnan. Afterwards, Sara will probably just say something along the lines of "I can't decide" after that, and the epsode will end that way.

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I believe that Adnan is not guilty. From the first episode I have always thought that he was innocent. There is not enough hard evidence to say that Adnan did this crime. I believe that Jay has more to do with the killing then he says. Jay has been very weird throughout this whole podcast. His story has changed multiple times and seams to change every time he does an interview. If I were Jay I would never forget the place that I saw a dead body of a girl I knew. That would be sometime that would come across my mind a lot almost every day. Jay also said that Adnan called him on the payphone at Bestbuy but there is no record of a payphone anywhere. Somewhere in the design of somewhere there should be a marking if their was a payphone there but there is nothing. Another girl in the podcast said that their was never a payphone there as well. If Adnan is guilty I believe that their should be some hard forensic evidence. Their should be something that lifted evidence that Adnan killed her and their is nothing at all.

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Previously on Serial...

Adnan:
"Like, I don't see how these type of questions relate to my case."
"You're starting to seem like my executioner rather than my savior"

Old Guy:
"HE STOLE MONEY FROM THE MOSQUE! I BET HE"S THE KILLER!" "But he was a good kid..."

Professional Psycho Annalist:
He could just have a facade masking his true criminal intentions."

From WBEZ Chicago, it's Serial. One story told week by week. I'm Sarah Koenig. This it it, the last episode of this thrilling reopening of the case, Adnan vs The State of Maryland. We've

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Personally I think Adnan is innocence there's not enough evidence to make me believe Adnan is guilty. beast of the evidence the gov't has it doesn't make sense, all the evidence seems vague.

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Again and again I go over the case notes, the evidence, the interrogation tapes and I have come to my conclusion: The evidence that the prosecution has compiled and presented seems weak. There entire argument is based on the word of a drug dealer who's word is questionable at best. Where is the Phone booth? How come is timeline didn't match his phones ping? All of these things don't add up, and his defense lawyer didn't help. She didn't push on what needed to be pushed on. After she was fired his second lawyer did a worse job: asking for a crime of passion instead of a premeditated murder -what happened to maintaining his innocence? He was misrepresented, that can be sure. But is he actually innocent? His friends, family, and people that know him don't think that he is capable of such an act, and I agree he doesn't seem like a killer. And then we go back to Jay. Why would he lie? What is his involvement? Is he the killer? He is  suspicious to me but how much so? I think after hours of investigation and analysis that I've come to my conclusion:

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Nothing adds up. I've been back and fourth, my producer beside me. We went over all the information constantly. It just seemed so strange. Looking back at the testimony made by Jay, his change of stories, it didn't make sense. But then I would call Adnan and I would ask him "What exactly can you remember, Jay said you were responsible, Jay had a whole story, what do you have?" The answer was usually the same,
Adnan: (Constant yelling on the phone about how no one understands followed by the 30 second reminder and more yelling, soon to be cut off).
Nothing makes sense. I went back over the information, the cell phone tower, the pings, Kathy, Jen, Aisha. What didn't make sense was how each one just seemed confused by what I would tell them, then they would just re tell me a story that would somewhat help but when relayed to Adnan, it would just make him yell more and waste the phone call.
The state case against Adnan wasn't fully their. The Cell Tower Pings, the One story only, where was the rest? How could one state pin something on someone when they have very little evidence? Don't know, I guess that's America for ya. Needless to ay, I think he's innocent, Jay, not so much.

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From the evidence provided I feel that Adnan isn't guilty for the death of his ex-girlfriend Hae. Nothing is adding up and the stories that Jay gave to me contradicts a lot of what Adnan is saying. Also, what is up with the payphone? There are a lot of things that don't match up and this leads me to believe that Adnan isn't guilty for killing Hae, but he definitely played a role in her death.