Arguments Against Adnan

I believe that Adnan Syed is innocent for various reasons, for instance, every time Jay would meet with officials, his story would change, and the inconsistences with the cell phone records, for instance, during that time, the two calls placed Adnan Syed to Leakin Park, however, the two calls were incoming and it made it difficult to decide the location. I think that Jay Wilds needs to be observed more and the investigations needs to be re-examined because there are a lot of conflict and contradictions that are misleading. Serial contradicts before and with the law because the justice system didn’t grant the same equal rights to Adnan as they did with Jay. For example, I believe the officials involved in the case didn’t allow Adnan to give

One of the reason why I believe Adnan Syed is innocent is because he sounds Like a good kid that would never even think about hurting anyone, I mean can you imagine a 17 year old killing Someone cause I don't. Adnan was “like the perfect guy” as some would say. “He was an honor roll student, volunteer EMT.

There are many contradictions in Adnan’s trial, Jay’s testimony, Adnan’s account of what happened, and the state’s case. The state relied heavily on Jay’s testimony. “We left the mall. I took him to school.

As previously stated Adnan is clearly making himself guilty by his actions post-trial but what was not mentioned are his actions pre-murder. One very important thing is that was used for Adnan was the fact that many people believed him for a good person.”He was like the community's golden child.”(1) says Rabia. All of Adnan’s buddies praise him aside from Jay, they all talk about how they thought he was a good person and that he would never do any of this stuff yet the evidence is against him. According to his friends he is a good person and that they never would have taken him as a killer yet there is evidence of him doing drugs and passing murderous notes. The biggest issue is that Adnan is playing the good guy even though he is known to bad things and people are enforcing a fake fact. “His family didn't know that he actually drank, he smoked, he was having sex.”(1) says Saad. He’s stolen money, he does drugs, goes to clubs, and yet people take him for some sort of charity worker. The biggest evidence of a liar is when he has other people lie for him. Once he was called by the police and acted very nervously which is strange in a way. Sure it is okay to be curious, but if Adnan were innocent he would not have acted nervous if he had a clear conscience. Even if they were not calling about a murder it proves that Adnan has even more secrets to be hidden. During the Serial podcast Sarah Koenig frequently

First, one of the reasons why Adnan is innocent is that many of the people who knew him well said that he was a very good kid. Usually, when people know a person very well, they would know the attitude of that person very well too. Similarly, the people who

He is innocent because the cops keep asking jay about where he was that day and to he kept changing his story. This makes sense because adnan was says jay helped him with the murder but he said that he was at the library when she died. “Jay is worried about the camera’s at best buy and he was convicted of drug use and he has a criminal record.” The next day Jenn says she drove Jay to the F&M store, that same one

Friends, and acquaintances would have never thought Adnan would do this. Most people knew him as a super cool, helpful, polite, and funny guy. Everyone was surprised at the fact that he could have done this. Even the guards and inmates at his jail really like him. He doesn’t have a problem with anyone in the jail, because he’s well liked. There is a lot of evidence to say that Adnan did it, but there is also a lot of evidence to say that Adnan didn’t do it. So in the end, I can definitely say that Adnan is not guilty of this crime, but is being

Sarah Koenig, author, composer, and detective of “serial” a podcast about the case of Adnan Syed, gave me the choice to decide who committed the crime. After careful examination, I have decided that he didn’t commit the crime. Jay was a low life criminal, the guy you go to when you get in trouble, but

“She stood and looked him face to face and told him that she didn’t love him and that he was heartless. After that Adnan told me “ I think I am going to kill her, yeah, I’m going to kill her. ”(Season 1, Episode 2, Page 36). This proves that he is guilty because he had spoken to Jay about killing Hae days before the murder. This proves that he very much had the intent to kill Hae Min Lee, also classifying it as a premeditated murder.

In 1999 Adnan Syed was 17 years old and senior in high school, on January 13th 1999 Hae Min Lee, a girl that he had been close with, disappeared and 6 weeks later found dead; Adnan syed was charged with her murder and has been in prison ever since then. Adnan is a muslim-american who was on the track team had good grades and was homecoming prince who was dating Hae Min Lee off and on in high school. Hae and Adnan both had strict parents that don't believe in dating forcing them both to keep many secret from their families. When they broke up and Hae started dating a new guy some people say Adnan went crazy and others say he was hurt but he got over it. So when Hae went missing right after school wednesday some people thought it could've been him who killed her. The problem with Adnan's story is he doesn't remember that day, everyone was questions 6 weeks after the day Hae went missing he says he had track practice but they don't take attendance there so no proof, he said he could of been in the library but no one saw him, he also said the his friend Jay had his car and his cell phone when the murder was said to be happening. All together he had no alibi which makes him a suspect but also making jay a suspect. On February 28 1999 Adnan Syed was arrested and charged with first degree murder.

Don’t you feel everyone should receive a fair trial when being accused of a crime? Well, 19 years ago, on January 13, 1999, a boy at Woodland High School in Baltimore named Adnan was accused of manual strangling of a girl named Hae Min Lee. He supposedly told Jay, a buddy of his, that he was going to kill her. After Hae’s missing body was recovered, Jay went to the police and the state used his testimony against Adnan. Recently, a serial podcast was developed by Sarah Koenig, a detective who goes deeper in the case and believes Adnan may be innocent. I think Adnan is innocent because Jay’s story kept altering details and sounds untrustworthy, Adnan had very little time to kill Hae, and because Adnan was at the library during the same time

In episode 11 of the serial podcast, Adnan is questioned by Sarah regarding a minor theft that occurred before Hae’s murder. Even though Adnan admitted he did wrong by stealing from the mosque, it is not incriminating to conclude that he is a bad person of character. Ali is an individual who was very close friends with Adnan at the time he was helping out at the mosque. Ali described Adnan as a person with good standings. The crime that was committed at the mosque was a small petty theft. A witnessed to wished to remain anonymous stated to Sarah “I witnessed Adnan steal up to thousands of dollars at a time”. It is impossible to conclude that an individual is capable of committing murder, by solely examining a minor theft crime. The theft was

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