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Boy said he would never lie about something like that

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People said that the neighbor boy would gossip a lot and they would never believe something he would say

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Throughout the course of the year we have discussed the integrity of governments around the world, but are our expectations to high for the government?

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Can we trust the police department/ government to find the truth?

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If detectives didnt have enough evidence to confidently claim Adnan killed Hae why bring him to trial?

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If Jay was constantly lying or changing his story why trust him on the stand?

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If Jay's said that he saw the body and saw Adnan do this why didn't he just say it then and there and not make up a story.

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In the podcast, Jay's theory was that he was known as a shady guy - so Adnan would be able to blame Jay easily. But why trust an acquaintance when he could tell a loyal friend?

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Surely after twenty years in prison Adnan would come clean

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If: Jay called Neisha to incriminate  Adnan
Then: what was Jay's motive for killing Hae?

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Then, Laura is lying and and the story he supposably told her is not true

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If the neighbor boy did not tell the story about how he saw a girl in the trunk of a car,

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If it is true that Adnan recieved a phone call at Cathy's apartment, where he seemed worried and frantic, saying "what am I going to do"....This means that someone else knows that he could have possibly killed Hae