Hae Min Lee was killed on January 13th 1999. Jay Wild played a big part in Hae Min Lee’s homicide case. In fact, he helped bury her dead body. How do we know Jay didn’t kill Hae? He had Adnan Syed’s (the accused murder) phone and car.…
On January 13,1999 at 2:36 pm, a 17 year old teenager named Hae Min Lee went missing in Baltimore, Maryland. A month later her body was found in Leakin Park buried in a six inch grave. According to the autopsy report, Hae Min Lee died from strangulation. On February 28, 1999, her ex- boyfriend ,Adnan Syed (who was also 17 at the time), was arrested and later convicted for the murder and sentenced to life in prison. Jay Wilds ,a mutual friend of the suspect, states that Adnan showed him Hae’s body in the trunk of her car at Best Buy parking lot, and that he helped Adnan bury Hae.…
Jackie was born in 1930 which would make her 87 years old. She was born in Norwalk, California to Harry and Daisy Dempsey. Her mother was a housewife and father was a pipeline foreman and welder. Jackie had one sister who was 17 years older than she, and was affected by polio. Her sister was from a previous marriage of her mother’s.…
Have you ever taken your rights or possessions for granted? In North Korean labor camps, the prisoners are denied many of their basic rights and are given the minimal amount of food, clothing, and other necessities. Shin Dong-hyuk was born in one of these camps, and he tells his story through his biography, Escape From Camp 14. The book talks about many of the living conditions in the camps. The food, clothing, housing, and many other conditions are very different and much worse than those in a typical home in the United States and other developed countries.…
He recalls North Korea being a “Country run on tyranny and dictatorship.” The people inside of North Korea are considered one of the biggest personality cults on earth, almost all citizens seem brainwashed. When they are young they are taught right away, from when they are born to until they die, to love and worship the “great leader.” In Rand’s dystopian world, Equality 7-2521 explains how when he and his brothers lived in The Home of the Students before they would remove North Korea Undercover, Ju Sung Il talks about when he was escaping North Korea and one of his fellow guards was following beside him so that they could escape across the border. In Anthem, Equality 7-2521 and International 4-8818 stumble upon a tunnel that probably one was a man made train station, but they do not report it to the Council like they are supposed to instead Equality 7-2521 decides that he will keep it as his own private place and that if he were to have his life taken for hiding it so be it.…
According to the Webster- Merriam Dictionary, survival means “the state or fact of continuing to live or exist in spite of difficult conditions.” In “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, Rainsford is hunted by Zaroff and despite the many obstacles, Rainsford is able to kill him. In “My Escape from North Korea” by Hyeonseo Lee, Lee explains the details of her difficulties on avoiding getting caught by police. In “Trapped” by Aron Rolston, he gets his arm stuck under a rock and describes how he lived through this experience by himself.…
1. Camp 14 was written by Blaine Harden about one man's journey to freedom. Shin Dong-hyuk is the first child born in a North Korean political prison camp to escape from a camp. The novel starts with comparing the differences between Kim Un Jong, the main character, and the injustice in North Korean's society and justice system. The author describes Kim Jong Un as living above the law as a communist prince because of his parentage, and Shin living below the law because his blood was tainted by the perceived crimes of his father's brothers.…
Daily Life of North Korea Under a Centrally Planned Economy Throughout reading the book Nothing To Envy Ordinary - Lives In North Korea Barbara Demick depicts the everyday lives that go on in the regime that has been created under North Korean communist power. The book shows many of the economic factors that took place in the beginning and current state of North Korea. With the extreme government regulation that North Koreans experience, there is a lack of basic human rights, poverty, and overall economic freedom. With most of the world establishing a capitalist system North Korea found itself in an economic struggle with a lack of exports leading to an increase in poverty that ruins their country and well being.…
When you think of moral courage what's the first thing that comes to mind? Perhaps you thought of someone gutsy and selfless, like a family member, someone famous, or maybe even a superhero. There were many people who performed courageous acts during the Holocaust such as Feng-Shan Ho. Ho is nothing short of a hero as his daring efforts saved over two thousand jews.…
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.…
Michael Jordan had 6 championship rings, and has gone down in history as the man who could fly. Muhammad Ali is undisputedly the heavyweight champion of the world, achieving the rank at the youngest age in boxing history. Roger Federer won 18 Grand Slam titles, the most by any man in history. What do Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali, and Roger Federer all have in common? These men are all elite athletes that have gone down in the books for their renowned achievements in each of their respective sports.…
Seung Hoi Cho was a male from South Korea who moved to America with his family. He was born on January 18th, 1984 and died on April 16th, 2007. Cho could be described as a quiet, shy, and smart child. Once he entered high school, he could be described as having a bad temper, not friendly, and detached from his peers. According to some of his college professors, “Cho stood out as a near silent loner who wrote gruesome poems, stories and plays.”…
Subject: This novel is a memoir of Hongyong Baek, who grew up in Korea and had to experience the repressed roles assigned to women within the society. It examines the gender, religious, and racially oppressed individual between world war II and the Korean Civil war. She left during the Japanese occupation and again during the korean civil war that now divides her family, but be becomes victorious and continues her successful ch’iryo practice in California. Occasion: Lee is the author of national bestseller Still Life With Rice, and its sequel In The Absence of Sun, memoirs in which she documents her family's experience in war-torn Korea from the 1930s to 1997.…
In January 13th 1999, an investigation of Hae Min Lee’s death brought such an intriguing case. The 18 year-old student’s body was found strangled and buried in Leakin Park, Baltimore. Sarah, who dedicated years of researching and trying to find a sure answer, never came up with a final conclusion, although there are many irrefutable evidences whether Adnan is guilty or not. However, Adnan Syed is not guilty. One big evidence that proves Adnan’s innocence is the phone booth that was never there.…
Richard E. Kim was born in Hamheung, North Korea in 1932. Kim grew up in a very religious family, his grandfather was a Christian minister. Before the Korean War began Kim and his family fled, moving south until they ended up in Seoul. The communist troops were taking over Seoul, they arrested and killed Kim’s grandfather. Kim escaped Seoul and fled to Inchon.…