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Can we trust Adnan and his story? Is Adnan really telling the detectives and Sarah the truth?

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Can the law be expected to make accurate arrests? Should they be accountable for the years of their life that people they have arrested have lost?

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Adnan is innocent and has been wrongly put in jail for 18 years...

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Can we really know what a person is like based upon how they present themselves to us?

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Adnan is guilty, yet doesn't seem like a killer and is considered to be "to nice to kill".....

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Adnan lied to Sarah Koenig about not seeing Jay until later in the day. What is the significance of changing the time he met Jay?

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Nisha called Adnan at 3:32 p.m. and spoke to Jay.

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Even if we follow what Jay says Adnan did, then there are still a few inconsistencies, such as Jay going to Leakin Park in the his original story, but not going there in later stories.

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The neighbor may still have seen Hae's body, but Adnan did not necessarily kill her.

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If Jay is lying and nothing he says is true...

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Adnan made the call to Jay and the rest of the events had a different time frame.

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The neighbor boy had avoided everything that Lola and Dave said to Sarah about the murder.

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Adnan did kill Hae's body and he should stay in jail.

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Adnan went very fast with no mistakes from leaving school to get to the Best Buy parking lot to kill Hae and made the time to make the call to Jay.

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The neighbor boy told Lola that he was with Adnan and he showed him Hae's body in the trunk of the car.