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Theme:
1)Information indicating Adnan's guilt
2)Information indicating Adnan's innocence
3)Information that implicates another suspect
Response:
1)His parents were against dating, yet he still dated a girl anyway.
2)There was no DNA, hair fibers, or soil on his boots linking him to the crime
3) Adnan says that Jay's story was a lie. He says that none of that happened and he that he wasn't obsessed with her. He also says he wishes other people could see into his mind to prove himself innocent.

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Theme:
1)Race/religion/culture
2)prosecution not interpreting evidence properly
3)Sarah Koenig shows neutrality
Response:
1)The prosecution and state keep on bringing up that he played the "good muslim" boy at home and at school he was doing things behind his family's backs.
2)When interviewing people, the state would not properly interpret the evidence. For example, when his English teacher said he had a dark side and the state immediately thought that Adnan was guilty.
3)When Adnan contradicts himself when being investigated about him getting a ride from Hae, Koenig doesn't jump to conclusions and sides with one side. She instead thinks of the possibilities.

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Theme:
1)Evidence showing Adnan's innocence.
2)Evidence showing another suspect
3)Sarah Koenig shows neutrality
Response:
1)Hae's body was found at Leakin Park which is an hour away from his school. It's impossible for Adnan to get there in such a short time.
2)Mr.S's story doesn't make sense. His story makes it look like he was looking for the body instead of accidentally finding it.
3)When hearing about the story of Mr.S, she doesn't jump to conclusions immediately. She says that there could be different possibilities such as a neighbor telling him about the body.

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Theme:
1)Information indicating another suspect
2)Information indicating Adnan's guilt
3)Information indicating another suspect
Response:
1)The police receive an anonymous call from someone. The mysterious person said that Adnan would have left the car off at a lake, and that Hae and Adnan have gone to Leakin' park numerous times together.
2)When the cops look at Adnan's cell record they noticed that Adnan called Jay's friend, Jennifer, 6 times in a single day. Jennifer explains that Jay told her that Adnan killed Hae.
3)Adnan was really close to Jay's girlfriend Stephanie. Jay could be jealous of how close Stephanie and Adnan are. This could be a motive for Jay to frame Adnan.

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Theme:
1)Information indicating Adnan's innocence
2)Information indicating Adnan's innocence
3)Information indicating Adnan's guilt
Response:
1)The crime was committed in a 21 minute time frame after school. It is physically impossible for Adnan to get to Best Buy in that time frame considering all the factors. When Sarah tries to replicate Adnan's path to the crime scene, they were able to complete the crime in about 22 minutes. It isn't impossible to commit this crime, but everything needs to go perfectly.
2)Jay claims that there was a payphone outside of the Best Buy where Adnan called Jay. However, there were no records of the pay phone existence.
3)Adnan claims that the his cell phone was with him after at around 8. However, the phone pinged a cell phone tower near Leakin' park when he is supposed to be at a Masque.

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Theme:
1)Information that shows Adnan's guilt/innocence.
2)Jay may have not killed Hae
3)Evidence showing Adnan's guilt
Response:
1)There was a single palm print in a book at the back Hae's car with a map torn out of it. Since you can't tell the age of fingerprints it's possible that Adnan is either innocent or guilty.
2)When analyzing the fingerprints, Jay's fingerprints weren't on the book. Since his fingerprints weren't there then that means Jay wasn't near Hae during the time of the murder.
3)During health class, Aisha and Adnan were passing notes to each other and joking around and in the note Adnan wrote I'm going to kill.

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1)Sarah Koenig shows neutrality
2)Ineffective council
3)Evidence indicating another suspect
Response:
1) Sarah knows that someone was lying during the trial, but she doesn't immediately assume it's Jay.
2)The jury ignored the inconsistencies with Jay's story. The jury agreed that Jay was telling the truth without talking about it.
3)Jay isn't telling the entire story to the cops. There could be some reason behind the inconsistencies in the story.

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Theme:
1)Community
2)Evidence indicating Adnan's innocence
3)Race/Religion/Culture
Response:
1)Adnan's community refrains from saying anything bad or hurtful about Adnan. They know that the word will spread around. Adnan's community is very close to one another.
2)One of Adnan's close friends stated that he would stand up for him when someone would make fun of him for his athletic ability. Would a kid who stood up for his friends really kill someone?
3)As a child, Adnan and some friends would steal money from donations at the Maque. He eventually stopped because of religious feelings, or a feeling of wrong. As an adult, he knows its wrong, but as an 8th grader and he was just doing stupid things that boys would do. He said he felt ashamed and someone who was a murder wouldn't feel ashamed of stealing when they killed someone.

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1)Sarah Koenig shows neutrality/bias
2)Information of another suspect
3)Prosecutorial Misconduct
Response:
1)Sarah's mind would often sway from one side to the other. She would believe something and then after some time she would change her mind because new pieces of information keep appearing.
2)Don could have killed Hae. Hae was at his house the night before. There was also a note which was written to Don in Hae's car.
3)After Don testified, Don got yelled at by the prosecution for not making Adnan look creepy. The prosecution shouldn't have done that since Don would be braking his oath to tell the truth by doing so.

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Theme:
1)Race/religion/and culture
2)Community
3)Race/religion/culture
Response:
1)Adnan's mother says they convicted her son because of antimuslim feelings in the cops. Even though there are many people from Adnan's community tried to raise money for Adnan's bail, they didn't give him bail since they thought that he would run away to Pakistan.
2)All of the people in Adnan's community did everything they could to bail Adnan out of prison. They raised money and built houses, but he wasn't given bail.
3)According to the jury, they claimed that they ignored Adnan's religion and race.But as they started pressing them with questions, the prejudices were still in the back of their minds, driving their decision.