Hae Lee Analysis

The story of Hae Lee’s death is filled with so many lies, fibs, and plot holes. I think all of those things make this podcast very intriguing and it hooks you in. Sarah Koenig had put so much energy into this podcast just for her to end up being inconclusive. Looking at all of the evidence can help you come up with your own opinion. After examining the evidence and listening to the podcast, I have come to believe that Adnan is guilty, because he seemed unaffected by the disappearance of his ex-girlfriend. He tries to cut all ties with Jay, and acts like they were acquaintances, so Jay’s story would sound more made up. Adnan says he can’t remember anything from that day, yet everyone else does. I don’t believe that Adnan says that he didn’t know Jay very well. It doesn’t make any sense that he would borrow his car and phone to someone he barely knows, even if they on occasion smoked together. Also, Jay used to give Adnan rides to track practice. They seem a tad close than just acquaintances. It seems like Adnan is trying to distance himself from Jay. If someone had framed you from murder, I'm pretty sure that thing would be a little more personal. …show more content…
But, everyone except Adnan had tried to make contact with her. That seems a little fishy. Apparently, he got all the news from his friends at school, but you would think that he would try to remember or even note the events that occurred that day. He may have only been a teenager, but he should’ve had the common sense to think about these things. Hae was found four weeks after her disappearance. It could’ve been difficult but not too hard to recall anything from that day. If I was being accused of doing such a thing, my brain would go awol reviewing the events of that day. I’m pretty sure his friends and family would be able to help him remember. He could’ve said anything, except that he couldn’t remember anything about that day to help his