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“ I’m not guilty”, Adnan Syed said. The story of Serial narrated by Sarah Koenig is about The murder of Hae Min Lee, she was murdered by strangulation on January 13th 1999 allegedly her ex-boyfriend. Adnan Syed is the person charged with the murder of hae min lee and is awaiting a new trail. Adnan syed was sentenced to jail and is awaiting a new trail in 2018. Adnan syed is innocent of the murder of hae min lee because there was no evidence of him doing the murder other then the finger prints on hae’s phone book. Adnan syed is innocent of the murder of hae min lee because there was no evidence of him at the park. This reason makes cents because there why no evidence of him there. This part of the story is right before Sarah Koenig tried to reenact the murder that …show more content…

Therefore, Adnan is innocent because Hae had to have been kidnapped from someone else because adnan couldn't have done a murder a person in 30 minutes because he had practice and witnesses said he was in the library. The second, reason why i think adnan was innocent because there wasn’t a phone both at buy best. This reason makes sense because Sarah went to the best buy jay said the murder happened at and they didn’t have a payphone outside so she checked with someone they’re and he said there is no record of a payphone being bought and the blueprint of the store didn't even have a blueprint so Jay lied. This part of the story is when right after sarah and dana reenact the murder. “We have not found evidence of a phone booth outside the Best Buy on the sidewalk, like Jay draws on his map for the cops.” This proves that he is innocent because if the payphone wasn't there adnan couldn't've have made a phone call. Therefore, Adnan is guilty/innocent because he never made the phone call that jay says he

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