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Case Study Of Hae's Murder

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Good Afternoon my fans. We have finally reached the end of our journey with Sarah Koenig and the mysterious case of Hae’s murder. After weeks of intense interrogation and speculation, we have heard the stories of almost everyone remotely involved. Stories of innocence and stories portraying guilt. Koenig has done a wonderful job of covering it all. We have heard the fine details of Jay and Adnan, the inconsistencies and lastly the court 's case declaring Adnan’s guilt. Through the weeks I have carefully analyzed this case in an unbiased manner, looking at all possible scenarios. Today we will talk about my final thoughts and answer the remaining questions on all of our minds. Overall, after concisely reviewing the details of this case, I firmly believe Adnan is innocent. …show more content…

His friends describe him as athletic, fun to be around, caring, family oriented and overall a good guy. He was from a religious family, who had strict values that Adnan was supposed to follow. He clearly had the conscious to tell what was right from what was wrong, as his family said this had been ingrained in him from a very young age. Throughout the whole case, not once does Adnan lose his temper or talk in an aggressive tone. He keeps his cool and remains calm. This is demonstrated throughout the phone calls with Koenig as well, he reflects on the case numerous times and never displays an angry voice towards Hae or anyone else involved. He talks like a polite, respectful man. He does not display a murderer who out of revenge, anger and a broken heart decided to flip his character and kill his ex

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