On January 13, 1999, a girl named Hae Min Lee disappeared. She was a senior at Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County in Maryland. She was described as smart, and beautiful, and cheerful, a great athlete, and as responsible. Right after school she was supposed to pick up her little cousin from kindergarten and drop her home. But she didn't end up showing. That's when Hae’s family knew something was up, when the cousin's school called because it was unusual for her to be irresponsible. Later on February 9, Hae's body was found in Leakin park in Baltimore, which was known for people finding bodies in the park. A maintenance guy who said he'd stopped to take a leak on his way to work discovered her there. He said he noticed a bit of her black hair poking out of a shallow grave. She died due to manual strangulation. Six weeks after she first went missing, Hae's ex-boyfriend, Adnan Syed, was arrested for her murder.
Many may ask themselves, did Adnan really kill Hae? Some may say that he did, while others disagree. I however, believe …show more content…
In this episode, Koenig and Dana attempt to replicate the day’s events according to Jay and the state. She also examines the significance of the cell phone records as related to the route. They both attempted to replicate the day's event and they barely made it and that's that they basically rushed to the points. They also noted that if Adnan did do it he would of been late to track practice. Sarah Koenig states that “It does seem far fetched because there’s no room for any errors. Any pauses even. The buses, the drive, the strangulation. The moving of the body. The call. They all have to happen as quickly as they possibly can for the 2:36 call to work”(Genius.com). The 2:36 call being the call in which Jay said that Adnan called him to tell him he killed Hae and to come and meet him at best
Many may ask themselves, did Adnan really kill Hae? Some may say that he did, while others disagree. I however, believe …show more content…
In this episode, Koenig and Dana attempt to replicate the day’s events according to Jay and the state. She also examines the significance of the cell phone records as related to the route. They both attempted to replicate the day's event and they barely made it and that's that they basically rushed to the points. They also noted that if Adnan did do it he would of been late to track practice. Sarah Koenig states that “It does seem far fetched because there’s no room for any errors. Any pauses even. The buses, the drive, the strangulation. The moving of the body. The call. They all have to happen as quickly as they possibly can for the 2:36 call to work”(Genius.com). The 2:36 call being the call in which Jay said that Adnan called him to tell him he killed Hae and to come and meet him at best