Lying everyone does it and “studies show that the average person lies several times a day. Some of those lies are bigges although this may be true more often than not, the lies we tell are little white lies” (psychologytoday.com). Serial podcast is an online series where host Sarah Koenig talks about real life news in a story like format each season. Season 1 deals with the 1999 case against Adnan Syed convicted with murder of his then ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee and 17 years of age. With his conviction based solely off of sketchy word of a said accompless Jay Wilds one must wonder if he is telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth. My question is did Jay wilds play a larger role in this murder other than helping dispose of the body and
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If you look into that hint it gives us a plausible motive. Let's say Jay was caught in the act of cheating by noon other than Hae Min Lee and she says she wants to tell Stephanie. Jay stated multiple times that Stephanie was his everything so Hae telling Stephanie about his cheating on her could end that relationship. Jay is also quoted saying he would do anything for Stephanie. So how far is he willing to go? Is murder included when he says “anything”or is there a grey area. Going back to his own observations these are what make him the most questionable, Jay remembers way too many details about how Hae looked. If Jay killed Hae that would explain his extensive knowledge on the smaller details of the murder and the changes in story. The things he is sharing could quite possible be his memories that he now has to use to frame someone else unfortunately Adnan being the easy escape-go. Jay killing Hae premeditatively makes more sense she had something that jeopardized Jay’s relationship with Stephanie so her panned out how to kill her and ended up being able to frame
If you look into that hint it gives us a plausible motive. Let's say Jay was caught in the act of cheating by noon other than Hae Min Lee and she says she wants to tell Stephanie. Jay stated multiple times that Stephanie was his everything so Hae telling Stephanie about his cheating on her could end that relationship. Jay is also quoted saying he would do anything for Stephanie. So how far is he willing to go? Is murder included when he says “anything”or is there a grey area. Going back to his own observations these are what make him the most questionable, Jay remembers way too many details about how Hae looked. If Jay killed Hae that would explain his extensive knowledge on the smaller details of the murder and the changes in story. The things he is sharing could quite possible be his memories that he now has to use to frame someone else unfortunately Adnan being the easy escape-go. Jay killing Hae premeditatively makes more sense she had something that jeopardized Jay’s relationship with Stephanie so her panned out how to kill her and ended up being able to frame