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Sarah Koeing: A Young Teenager

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Almost 18 years old, a young teenager named Hae Mine Lee disappeared. On February 28, 199 Adnan Syed was arrested for the murder of his seventeen year old ex- girlfriend Hae Min Lee. Hae Min Lee was a senior attending Woodlawn High School located in Baltimore, Maryland. As a young teenager, she enjoyed sports such as lacrosse and field hockey. Sarah Koeing, an american journalist, describes her as smart, beautiful, cheerful and a great athlete.

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