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Argumentative Essay: The Murder Of Hae

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During a interview with Jay, they asked why he did not call the police, after seeing Hae’s body, that gotten murdered and is in a trunk of the car. Jay said he did not because he was worried that if he ratted out Adnan, that Adnan would tell the police that Jay sells drugs. Jay just saw a dead body and was afraid to call the police because he thought Adnan would tell them that he sold weed. How is that an excuse not to call the police when you know someone just murdered someone else? Even if Adnan told the police about Jay’s criminal activities, it is not like drug sentence is as long as a murder sentence. If Adnan did kill Hae, Jay did not say anything for almost two months. If called the police as soon as he seen her body, evidence would have been fresh and the family would not have waited so long to find out what happened to her. …show more content…

And he said, “uh, I figured there was cameras there or somebody had spotted him doing what he was doing.” He also said it was because he was associated. (Episode 4). One of the homicide detectives, MacGillivary, asked Jay he lied about the location of the murder of Hae. Jay said, “uh, I figured there was camera there or somebody had spotted him doing what he was doing.” And Jay, also said he lied because he was associated. Jay either lied to protect himself or he lied about Adnan killing Hae and is mixing up his story. If there were cameras at Best Buy, that should help prove Adnan kill Hae, right? And he has been associated ever since he took Adnan’s cell phone and car. If he was really there when he saw the body, he should not have any problem remembering where he saw the body and where the murder happen. He should not be lying, this is murder case, not robbery case. Jennifer Pusateri drove Jay to his work, F&M store, so he could throw out the clothes and boots he was wearing the night of the

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