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There was not enough irrefutable or concrete evidence to keep Adnan in prison. Also, his defense and the state presented the case poorly--thus, Adnan cannot be (or should not have been) convicted.

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Some of Hae's friends try to say that Adnan was controlling or clingy, that he did not want to leave her side--in an obsessive manner. Hae's diary contradicts this idea. She explains how amazing and caring Adnan is

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Jay's story against Adnan had many holes. When he learns of the murder and how he is involved changes over time during the interviews. Also, jay himself was trying to cover his own tracks.

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Adnan did not exactly fit the mold of a stereotypical antisocial teen turned vengeful murderer. He was outspoken, proud. He played sports and partook in many extracurricular activities. He had too much going for him to be a cold strangler.

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Adnan and Hae's relationship was like any other teenagers. They were sneaky, and did as they pleased--but this was normal, not criminal. Adnan lying to his folks about his lover was a white lie, not deception of character.

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Adnan is described by most as a successful, hard-working, and generally good kid--it's almost irrefutable.
He was an EMT, prom king, had lots of friends, and was loved by everyone.