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Theme: Information that indicates both Adnan's innocence and guiltiness
Response:
- Guilty: Adnan's friend, Jay said that Adnan was guilty since he drove Adnan after he killed Hae, and buried her together.
- Innocent: Adnan said himself that he did not do it, although he said that he did not remember.
- Innocent: One of Adnan's friends, Asia McLean told Koenig during a call about how Adnan was innocent, and wrote affidavits that claimed that she and Adnan were at the library at the time.

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Theme: Information about Adnan and Hae's relationship
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-Adnan and Hae loved each other, and was most important that they understood about their circumstances well since they both had immigrant parents
-At their homecoming, Adnan was taken from his parents and that officially ended their relationship with Hae. Hae was sad, but she quickly started dating with Don just before that. Adnan was also dating with multiple girls.
-The fact that Adnan wasn't angry, but was just sad showed that the judge was inccorrect, because they said that Adnan killed Hae because he was mad at her.

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Theme: Information that implicates another suspect
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-Mr. S, the guy who found Hae walked 127 ft in the woods and was trying to pee when he found her
-Mr. S. is not really accused now because of the brandy; when the detectives asked if he threw brandy out the window or drank it, he said no, and they asked because a brandy was near Hae’s body
-Mr. S. was a streaker, but it didn’t really matter because Hae was already dead anyways

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Theme: Evidence from Jay that  indicates Adnan’s guilt
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-Jay’s stories are not all the same- especially with his friend Jenn’s and his stories
-He lied that he saw Hae’s body at Edmondson Avenue instead of Best Buy
-He said that he didn’t call the police because he was afraid of them, and he didn’t want the fact of him selling marijuana being the reason why he would be arrested

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Theme: Information that indicates and influences Adnan and Jay's guiltiness
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-Sarah and Dana, the producer tried going to Best Buy from the high school, and although Adnan said it was impossible to do that in 20 minutes, Sarah and Dana were able to do it
-Where the cell phone towers said that Adnan and Jay were and where they actually said they were were different
-Jay admitted that he was telling the truth, but he did lie at some points.

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Theme: Information that indicates Adnan’s guilt potentially
Response:
-The notes between Aisha and Adnan and it said “I’m going to kill.”
-Laura heard from The Neighbor Boy that he saw a body in a trunk from his friend Adnan.
-Cathy, Jenn’s friend, said that when Jay and Adnan came to her house, they seemed weird, but said it’s no big deal.
-The Nisha Call that happened on Adnan’s phone at 3:32, which was smack in the middle of Adnan’s track practice.

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Theme: Information that indicates another suspect/ shows narrator’s bias
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-Jay lied a lot, according to his close friends like Jenn, but wasn’t believable that he would lie in a big case like this.
-The three hour period between of the pre-interview was suspicious; Jay could have made up stories during that time.
-Sarah Koenig had narrator bias because she got heated up on the fact about Jay’s inconsistencies, and was trying to convince herself that Jay is guilty.

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Theme: Information about Adnan himself
Response:
-Adnan stole money from the mosque every Friday. He did admit that he stole  money, but was irritated about the fact that Koenig was talking about what he didn't want to be touched upon.
-"The same people who tell me they think Adnan was capable of killing Hae, or that stealing from the mosque was a great evil, or the Adnan was a pathological liar, they also tell me, to a man that Adnan was a great guy." (said by Koenig)
-Adnan wasn't a psychopath, but there are chances that he may have had amnesia and lost memory about the case.
-Adnan is sad that people think he is saying lies and is looking at him like a monster.

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Theme: Race/Religion/Culture
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-In trial, there were many times that Adnan was mistaken as Pakistani, which shows how much they don't know Adnan.
-There were times when jurors in the trial said that it is not uncommon for Pakistani teenage boys  to kill their girlfriends, which was a totally racist comment.
-The people in trial were not letting Adnan have bail because of past examples of boys who have been sent back to their home country and never came back.

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Theme: Information that indicates different suspects
Response:
-Jay was afraid of Adnan, and was also afraid of the  van across the store he worked. He said that he was afraid of the cops, whereas Josh said he was afraid of Adnan.
-The Nisha Call may not have been reasonable because there are possibilities that AT&T charged for those calls.
-There was a killer in Baltimore, Ronald who killed many people and got out of jail just 13 days before Hae was killed, making him another suspect.