Why Is Ahmed's Arrest Important?

Adnan Syed was a golden boy to people; he was smart and loved by everyone. He never thought he’d be convicted of his ex-girlfriend’s murder, neither did anyone else. In fact, when he first received a call from the cops regarding Hae’s disappearance he brushed it off, more scared at that fact that he was high on marijuana and talking to a police officer. He thought Hae had just ran off to California, just like everyone else. However, when they found her body in a park notorious for being a body dump his whole world turned upside down. Soon after this a friend of his, Jay, confessed to the police into helping Adnan with Hae’s murder which then put Adnan behind bars. However, was Jay’s testimony true? Unfortunately Adnan’s case has many flaws and lies to it, and the true answer still remains; is Adnan Syed actually innocent or guilty all along?

Farah Ahmedi had a mission to get over the border of Pakistan. Emily Fields had a mission to defeat Alison Dilaurentis. Lastly, Harriet Tubman had a mission to get to free Territory. However all three were very distinctive from each other, but while achieving their goals they helped other people besides themselves achieve their goals as well.

I do know all this and I read about it when the DOJ report came out. It was stocking to me, but the outcome could have been different. I think Michael Brown should have been arrest for his crime. The problem I have is the fact the Darren Wilson had to use his gun first. What do you learn at the academy because it is so easy to use a gun. Do police officer carry tasers and I wish he would have use the taser.I do understand why, but it show why the black community do not trust or like the police. It does not matter that Darren Wilson was right. The black community only see the white officer shooting a black person. This is a big problem in the black community. The black community is not upset if there were a arrest. They are upset because the

Roughly 1 in 15,000 people is being killed in the United States every year. Serial is a podcast about a guy named Adnan Syed and a girl named Hae Min Lee who disappeared, killed, and found dead on January 13, 1999. Adnan Syed is Hae’s ex-boyfriend and he is accused for the murder of Hae and has been locked up since then. Even though Adnan Syed is in prison, he might still be innocent because there was not enough evidence, they both cared for each other, and Adnan might have been at the library.

2:15 PM, January 13,1999, students of Woodlawn High School are being released to go home. One student does not make it. Hae Min Lee disappears after school. She is found February 9,1999 in a local park, dead by manual strangulation. Days later, Adnan Syed, Hae’s former boyfriend, is arrested and soon is convicted for her murder. The court draws this conclusion from one sole person’s story; a story that constantly changes and doesn’t add up. Upon further examination, additional evidence is found that pokes holes in this person’s story and other findings produced an alibi proves Adnan’s innocence. Due to an unreliable witness, inconsistent story, and an alibi for Adnan Syed, Adnan should be proven innocent.

The case of Adnan Syed became very popular. There are many people who know about this case. The trial convicted that Adnan had killed his ex-girlfriend. Many of Adnan’s friends believe that Adnan is not guilty. Also, many people who do not personally know Adnan and read the case about him, see he is not guilty. Other people see he might involve in the case, so he is guilty. There are many doubts about the court's decision to imprison Adnan lifetime. These doubts made this case a mystery case. Adnan may be not guilty if the jury, the prosecutor, and the detective give more importance to the case and focus deeply to take a right decision. There are many questions surrounding this mystery trial.

WTOL reports the kindergarten student, Jackson Riley, had a shocking reason reason ready for his teacher when he fought to take his backpack off, telling her it would explode from the bomb inside if he removed it.

The case of Adnan Syed became very popular. There are many people know about this case. The trial convicted that Adnan had killed his ex-girlfriend. Many of Adnan’s friends believe that Adnan is not guilty. Also, many people who read the case about Adnan, even they do not personally know him see he is not guilty. Other people see he may involve in the case, so he is guilty. There are many doubts about the court's decision to imprison Adnan lifetime and these things that make this mystery trial. Adnan may be not guilty if the jury, the prosecutor, and the detective give more importance about the case and focused deeply to take a right decision. There are many questions surrounded this mystery trial.

First and foremost, I just want to say I have enjoyed your discussion and responding to them. May you continue to do well in your further classes. When I heard of this incident happened in 1996, I was quite confused on why they authorities thought Richard Jewell had something to do with the bombing when he made a call about a suspicious bag. As I continue to read the story, I couldn’t understand if Richard Jewell set that plan into motion, why would he commit a crime and later help to make sure everyone moves to safety. I get it that he loves to recognize for things he does, but, don’t most people. I just feel if a person set a bomb into action, they would not be in the vicinity to help people to safety; they would view and enjoy

In late July 2001, Afghanistan’s foreign minister Wakill Ahmed Muttawakill learned that `Osama bin Laden` was planning a huge attack against America. The attack was going to be imminent, and would kill thousands, he learned from the leader of the rebel Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, which was closely allied with al-Qaeda at the time[History Commons, 1]. In 1999, British intelligence gave a secret report to the US embassy. The report stated that al-Qaeda had plans to use commercial aircraft as possible flying bombs[2]. Five days before 9/11, the priest Jean-Marie Benjamin was told by a Muslim at a Italian wedding of a plot to attack the US and Britain using hijacked airplanes as weapons. He was not told time or place specifics. He immediately passed what he knew on to a judge and several politicians in Italy. These warnings should have been taken more seriously, if they had been things might have been

The fallout in a relationship can lead to one of the most complicated and emotional periods in our lives. We are compelled to sit through a continuous merry go round of rejection, anger or sadness that feels almost insurmountable. Our pride will be bruised and our ego, regardless of its size, will deflate, prompting us to murder our former significant other. This was the state’s claim regarding 17-year-old Adnan Syed’s motive in strangling his ex-girlfriend, Hae-Min Lee, on January 13, 1999. The state also built its case against Adnan out of Jay Wild’s, an acquaintance of Adnan who sold drugs, testimony and the suspect’s cell phone records. This case has garnered so much attention not because it involved an unconventional response to a break-up,

Osama argued that he basically had the right to retaliate after his people suffered oppression. What really started to move him towards retribution was the bombardment of 1982 where America allowed the Israelis to invade Lebanon. He described how he could never forget the scene of children screaming and homes being destroyed. Also, while all of this happened, the whole world was witness to it but did not say or do anything. This ended up resulting in his conclusion to punish the oppressors. He wanted America to taste what it felt like to have the same thing done to them. He also says that one cannot be blamed for defending oneself especially if all he was trying to do was correct the great wrongs that were done to his people. By fighting, he

When you undertake a mission, do you have an immense determination to complete it? People undertake different missions, some challenging and difficult, but they all have determination. Farah Ahmedi scaled a mountain with a prosthetic leg to survive. Aengus wandered for many years trying to find the "glimmering girl. " When people have a mission, they are determined to complete it, regardless of what it is.

When rights of the people are read not many take it into consideration and their rights would be waived. A citizen of the United States should be able to fully understand their rights and if not they should have the right to a clearance of understanding of the issues that they are dealing with. In the case involving Faisal Shahzad a Pakistani-American citizen “Who was arrested for the attempted car bombing of Times Square on May 1, 2010” (Wikipedia). This illustrates that Mr. Shahzad was committing a crime of terrorism and tried to bomb Times Square before trying to escape by getting on an international flight. The police eventually found him just as he boarding the plane and asked him to the station for a few questions (Street Law). The police informed Mr. Shahzad of his Miranda Rights but they were waived by the suspect (Street Law).

ruled that the NSA could still resume bulk data collection for at least five more months. The law allowed the NSA to keep collecting millions of metadata, records show that not only are phone calls being monitored but also who called whom, when and for how long.