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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKNjh4c5j5E

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This is important because this could have really helped Adnan's case

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Had no physical evidence still assumed that Adnan was guilty   

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Had no physical evidence still assumed that Adnan was guilty   

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This is important because if their is no evidence how can they assume he is the one who did it

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if Jay knew what Adnan did then why didn't he go straight to the cops? Was he afraid  to get in trouble? Was he hiding something  

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if Jay knew what Adnan did then why didn't he go straight to the cops? Was he afraid  to get in trouble? Was he hiding something  

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When Adnan is being questioned on trail he uses a clam/polite tone  

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When Adnan is being questioned on trail he uses a clam/polite tone  

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This is important because if he was guilty is voice wouldn't be that clam

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this is important because why would Adnan go to Jay for help when not even friends

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Adnan being Muslim and being from a different community may play a role in which why the Jury went with Jay's side because the jury was black and so was Jay

Potential father, loved by his community

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Jay is referred to has the guy you would call if you were in some sort of trouble 

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Jay is referred to has the guy you would call if you were in some sort of trouble 

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"The average sentence for individuals convicted of murder that year in the United States was 19 years. Had Mr. Syed, then 18, plea-bargained in what his prosecutor recently described as a “run-of-the-mill domestic violence murder,” he might have been able to earn his freedom by age 40."https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/23/opinion/why-adnan-syed-of-serial-should-have-pleaded-guilty.html?_r=0
Adnan had the chance to eventually get out if he pleaded guilty. If he was guilty, wouldn't you think he would just admit it so he can get out? That isn't worth it to him because he isn't guilty.

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"We know that every piece of forensic evidence collected pointed to Adnan’s innocence. From the hairs found Lee’s body, which did not match Adnan, to the dozens of soil samples taken from his clothing, shoes, car, and room, which returned negative results for matching soil from Leakin Park." https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jul/06/adnan-syed-new-trial-hae-min-lee-rabia-choudry

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"The killer had to both have the opportunity and means to intercept Hae by 3.30pm and to kill her, leave her body in a flat position somewhere private for eight to 10 hours, then move her later to Leakin Park."
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jul/06/adnan-syed-new-trial-hae-min-lee-rabia-choudry

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Jay's stories keep changing, so that could mean that he is not telling the truth about who killed and buried Hae.
serialpodcast.org › season-one › ... › inconsistencies

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After talking to Don he say that Adnan was a nice guy and would be the guy he would hang around at school. Had testify for Adnan for both trails and stated he was just a decent guy

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After talking to Don he say that Adnan was a nice guy and would be the guy he would hang around at school. Had testify for Adnan for both trails and stated he was just a decent guy

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This is important because Don just met Adnan and say he seem like a decent guy

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"According to the medical examiner and other forensic pathologists who have reviewed the crime scene pictures and autopsy reports, Lee’s body showed fixed frontal lividity, the phenomenon in which, after death, all the blood pools to the part of the body closest to the ground. Such lividity could only be present if, after being killed, Lee was left in a face down position, stretched out, for between eight and 10 hours. When Lee’s body was found in Leakin Park, Baltimore, it was twisted and resting mostly on her right side. This means after her body was moved to the burial site after lividity had become permanent. Hae was not dumped in Leakin Park around 7pm. Her body was kept somewhere where it could lay flat for around 10 hours before it was moved to the park."
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jul/06/adnan-syed-new-trial-hae-min-lee-rabia-choudry

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The state’s case was based primarily on the testimony of Jay Wilds, Syed’s friend and pot dealer, who testified that Syed showed him Hae Min Lee’s body in the trunk of a car. Then convinced him to help him burry her in Baltimore’s Leakin park, where numerous other bodies have been hidden over the years

How can the state go off a constantly changing story and one that make no since? You would think Jay would've called the cops

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Someone else said that there was not even a phone booth outside of Best Buy like Jay says it's where Adnan called him and told him to come pick him up.

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One of Adnan's friends, Asia says she talked to Adnan after school in the library on the afternoon that Hae was killed

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One of Hae's friend says that there was no way Hae was killed at the time that Jay says she was killed because she says she talked to Hae after school for 10 minutes.

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When people heard that Adnan was arrested for Hae's murder, people were shocked because he was a well liked kid by everyone.

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This letter is evidence of an alibi. Asia is a potential alibi for Adnan but the police ignored the opportunity to use her for some reason. This letter is proof of Adnan being seen at the library the afternoon Hae went missing.
https://serialpodcast.org/season-one/1/the-alibi
This helps us defend Adnan because its puts him at the library after school.

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Jay's apologetic tone towards the judge causes everyone to feel that Jay is just tired of the whole case and that he is sorry for everything that has happened. Makes everyone feel like Jay may be telling the truth

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Adnan Didn't even know where Leakin Park was, so how could he have buried Hae in this park? This is proof that he couldn't have buried Hae because he wouldn't even know how to get there.
Genius › Serial-podcast-episode-3-leakin-park-annotated

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 Ethos #2                   Ask some of Adnan's friends if he was capable of doing something like that?

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 Ethos #2                   Ask some of Adnan's friends if he was capable of doing something like that?

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Adnan was referred in his community has the ''golden child'' everyone had a lot of nice things to say about Adnan

this is important because his community only had good things to say about Adnan

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This map shows the location of the body and surrounding items. None of these items can relate to Adnan but can relate tco "Mr.S." This can help us because it could mean that Adnan didn't burry Hae, but Mr. S buried her or helped burry her. This could harm us because It doesn't mean that Adnan still could have helped burry her.
https://serialpodcast.org/season-one/3/leakin-park
This helps us put evidence with another person rather than Adnan

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Ethos  #1                        Was it possible given the time from the school to the park?When Sarah and Dana go on the route they say it was possible but very unlikely  

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Ethos  #1                        Was it possible given the time from the school to the park?When Sarah and Dana go on the route they say it was possible but very unlikely  

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This is important because given the time slots their wouldn't be enough time for Adnan to commit the crime