From conviction to freedom: A timeline of the Adnan Syed case

[@omarzowila]

Adnan Syed never murdered Hae Min Lee, Jay Wilds kept changing the story around and honestly, the justice system was completely messed up because he was innocent the entire time

[@amandavaldez2462]

Wasted the best years of his life in prison.

[@incognito2107]

Wonder why the other guy who was sentenced wasn’t released

[@amandanegrete1306]

@@incognito2107 ?

[@kevinJmadsen]

Ya, it was a bad decision he made to kill Hae Min Lee

[@loopba]

He will be out to murder again as soon as a women dares to humiliate him again

[@tinabirdshafer]

but atleast he gets to live

[@tinabirdshafer]

So little focus has been on the family of Hae Lee. How horrid to know your daughter was strangled. Occam's razor always says the simplest solution is usually the right solution. Who else had motive? Why did he ask her to pick him up that day?

[@Riva2025]

So basically, no one is guilty unless you see the crime on videotape???! I listened to the entire podcast. I was totally on his side at first. But then he asks her for a ride, he asks his bestie to help bury her, then his phone pinged where and when she was buried, he knew where her car was parked, and Serial proved the time line was possible. This girl’s schedule was so hectic, only someone who knew her could get ahold of her! Who will they blame next if Adnan’s not guilty? His Black friend or the Black Maintainance guy who found the body???! He was shocked and in disbelief when they told him he was free because he was where he was supposed to be.

[@tinabirdshafer]

yup. Occan's razor. Easiest reason is usually the reason. He wanted revenge. too much time has passed for us to ever have the truth. However, he has to live with it.

[@DOLfirst]

Just seeing this now. Well done.

[@jimmyhoffa5417]

Dude is so guilty, no conspiracy or other suspects. His Lawyer only had two options prove Jay was lying or cross examine Adman or his Alibi witnesses( Dad claiming he was at mosque, Asia seeing him at Library or Adnans amnesia from end of school until track where he magically remembers jay picking him up after track). Without Adnan testifying or cross examining witnesses what could she have done? Adnan inconstant stories would have been shredded and his alibis would have faced perjury charges if caught lying. His lawyer knew he was guilty…

[@billsmith1962]

You are right brother, I believe this dude is guilty as hell and Mosby knows it...I try to explain to these mentally challenged people on here that his own boy gave him up and said he helped carry that girl's body into the park....As far I know till this day that young man has never changed his story about helping dump her body....Moreover. Touch DNA was not even around back then so who knows how many folks have touched that stuff since being taken into evidence....I read these post on here and one thing becomes painfully clear to me, the majority of people are extremely ignorant and for those ignorant folks this dude is laughing at y'all.

[@jimmyhoffa5417]

@@billsmith1962 Facts its crazy people make all of these twisted plots and alternative suspects and it doesn’t matter. Even if you take Jays testimony out of the case and focus on the phone records from 6-9 pm the phone call are linked to Cathy and pings Leakin park and the area haes car is found. Now again even if you think the towers are off, his call log catch him in more lies “ as he doesn’t remember much about the day, or the call his potential alibi Cathy whom he picked up and answered. This would be the second time he dismissed an alibi ( asia library, Cathys call visit) he “ doesn’t “ remember. The guys is running from alibis and didn’t testify….

[@evelinsalinas2522]

Jay has something to hide 😡

[@billsmith1962]

@@evelinsalinas2522 guy killed that girl..end of story...

[@manojthaker3678]

MOVIE IS IN PIPE LINE ???? Case settled for how many million dollar ?????

[@chrisman10485]

This is disgusting, this murderer needs to be locked up for murdering his ex girlfriend - yet politicians are cool with murderers so they let him walk. Sick

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

Baltimore has a 24% homicide clearance rate. What's one more murderer on loose on the street?

[@tinabirdshafer]

agreed

[@spooky4051]

Wow unbelievable!! Incredibly sad RIP Hae Min Lee but also what a slap on the face for everyone! They need to charge the people who decided to Adnan time.. they took 23 years of him and his DNA wasn't even there!!! Poor families. THIS IS NUTS...

[@spooky4051]

@@LondonPestControl but his DNA wasn’t in the scene… so they gave him 23 years for what exactly???

[@loth4015]

Stop pretending to care about Hae Min Lee. These people did not even inform her family what was going on. He is 100% the murderer. Hae Min Lee's brother hired an attorney to know what the hell is going on, because they don't really inform the family. To suggest that any of you people care about Hae Min Lee or her family even the slightest bit is a lie.

[@apachemimi9762]

.. don't let it happen again!!!

[@spooky4051]

@@LondonPestControl I guess it was… why was he given 23 years

[@celestialknight2339]

@@spooky4051 Because he was the last person to see her. His cellphone signal showed him at the location at the time of the body dump. His accomplice outed him. He made threats to Lee. The list goes on. “Legally speaking” the evidence isn’t 100% conclusive, but anyone with half a brain who looks at all the evidence cannot say he wasn’t guilty, or at least directly involved. P.S. I’m not an Islamaphobe because I’m actually Muslim. But Hae Lee deserves justice.

[@brwi1]

Guilty

[@jimmyhoffa5417]

Adnan: I could have went to the library , I could have done a bunch of different things. Asia: Adnan I saw you in the library. Adnan: …………..

[@merlinthewizard3680]

Guilty af

[@thelastpersonalive]

@@merlinthewizard3680 so he was at the library

[@merlinthewizard3680]

@@thelastpersonalive 80 people were ready to swear he was in the mosque 🤔

[@nadak47]

@@merlinthewizard3680 evidence says no

[@merlinthewizard3680]

@@nadak47 I don't understand what you're saying. What evidence says no?

[@zaeltrus]

I will never understand families like this. I understand they want somebody to take responsibility for the murder of their child. But wouldn’t they want the actual killer behind bars? Why would they want a clearly innocent man to stay in jail? That only means that the real person responsible is walking free, not to mention possibly critical information about the case that could give them closure… RIP Hae, I hope one day real justice will be served in your case!

[@justicejustice2301]

Maybe because he is guilty. The shoes they are talking about weren’t found on her body but in her car. This headline is very misleading. This isn’t even a DNA case. The dna also doesn’t match any of the alternate suspects. Maybe because you pick up dna as you work around. There is literally dna on your shoe right now from strangers.

[@7577ia]

Exactly, my thoughts

[@thesirevn334]

Have you ever watched the case for why he’s guilty?

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

Adnan was the prime suspect because he had motive, means and opportunity (the elements of crime) more so than any other individual. His case was reviewed in appeals court several times and the conviction was upheld. The right man was found guilty, but unfortunately has now been released.

[@7577ia]

@@anthonyhenderson8632 I don't buy that motive ...you are looking at it from a perspective which doesn't fit his situation...that honour based killing , pride etc. etc. ( where it exists) is for blood related relations ( like sister ) or other stronger relationship like for a wedded wife ...Adnan wasn't doing any of the traditional things anyway ,to then try and fit him in a frame of traditional ( and almost extinct ) practice which even the tribal people in Pakistan don't follow ...except for some rare occasions and even in those cases the pressure comes from other people around you ,who look at the situation negatively...I don't think it was the case in Adnan and hai's social circle ...you don't know and you try to make sense of " motive" from the little muddled knowledge you have from something you have no insight about .

[@FD-iv6si]

Wouldn't hae min Lee's family not want the real killer of the daughter brought to justice. It's like they want adnan Syed to pay for they daughters death by wanting to appeal. I would want the real killer of my daughter to pay for his crime.

[@loth4015]

Stop lying. They didn't even inform Hae Min Lee's family of this action. Her brother had to hire his own attorney. Adnan IS the real killer you monster. You don't care about the family or Hae Min Lee.

[@FD-iv6si]

@@loth4015 why are you taking this personally, I know neither of them, hae or Adnan, just used common sense and reasoning. Do you have that, you like the person who knows if you put your hand on fire you will get burnt but will still do it 😂 bloody clown 🤡

[@caramelbilquees]

He could still be the real killer.....it's just they couldn't find DNA and so they could acquit the conviction

[@loth4015]

@@FD-iv6si If that is your level of common sense, your IQ must be in the single digits.

[@FD-iv6si]

@@caramelbilquees remember the reason he was really convicted came from a unreliable source. They saying they have 2 other suspects, what do people not get?

[@MrMannyhw]

If he didn’t do it? Then who did? Did someone kill her and use their power and money to get away with the murder?

[@justicejustice2301]

This isn’t riverdale man. He did it.

[@nadak47]

The person who did a deal with the police and said adnan did it and got away with getting locked up.

[@Sarah-vv8tz]

I feel like jay has something to do with it cause he was the one who said the Adnan killed her

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

@@nadak47 What is Jay's motive. Also didn't Adnan makes plans that day to be alone with Hae Min at the exact same time she is never seen again? Thats a pretty damning piece of evidence that you would have to ignore.

[@tinabirdshafer]

yup

[@Uzzzzzi]

You guys are awesome love the recap

[@kevinJmadsen]

The "recap" was a superficial fluff story that didn't deal at with what is really going on here, a craven, narcissistic, politically ambitious prosecutor promoting herself by letting one of the most notorious, cold blooded, unremorseful, psychopathic murdering POS go free.

[@manojthaker3678]

Wait and read Adnan Syed book IF I DID IT 😂

[@justmikehk]

Not convinced of his innocence

[@tabou9856]

there are other suspects who's DNA were left out during prosecution

[@JUFFAIR101]

Who the eff are you to judge him

[@rabiabilal3880]

Really ?? Any proof for not being convinced ?? on the contrary there is a proof of him being innocent ( no DNA found )

[@incognito2107]

@@rabiabilal3880 he did it and here is the proof kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPSfWN6mbCKftE

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

@@rabiabilal3880 When did the absence of evidence become proof of innocence. They tested items that were over 20 years old and found no usable DNA on almost all items tested, as much of it had been degraded over time. They found 4 complete DNA profiles on a spare set of dress shoes that Hae Min was NOT wearing at the time of the murder. This is not compelling "proof of innocence" that you suggest it is. Most credible forensic laboratories do not even test shoes as there will be a high degree of contamination.

[@jizz9010]

Syed is so guilty, he just looks confused walking out of prison

[@nadak47]

Guilty by the way he look. You D.M.F

[@danx3504]

Luv how the yanks to the timeline. It's good for those not familiar with the case

[@beewalk34]

Dude remained quiet and peaceful the whole time under a poor investigation, poor legal counsel, etc. Wow...

[@thebigwigofcrime868]

Because he did it, why would he say anything that would implicate him more

[@beewalk34]

@@thebigwigofcrime868 You should be a detective

[@justicejustice2301]

@@beewalk34 hahaha he did do it though.

[@7577ia]

No he didn't, he even had an alibi witness but that day was so ordinary for him to not even remember who he had met to recall when asked several days later ....just like a normal teen ...HE DIDN'T DI IT .

[@jimmyhoffa5417]

@@beewalk34 His counsel was actually Brilliant. His Lawyer only had two options prove Jay was lying or cross examine Adnan or his Alibi witnesses( Dad claiming he was at mosque, Asia seeing him at Library or Adnans amnesia from end of school until track where he magically remembers jay picking him up after track). Without Adnan testifying or cross examining witnesses what could she have done? Adnan inconstant stories would have been shredded and his alibis would have faced perjury charges if caught lying. His lawyer knew he was guilty…

[@LeoHoxtonI]

And, if he never did it, the question is, why did Jay Wilds collude with the detectives on the case?

[@tarik100tarik5]

Jay had something to do with it, so did they guy who found the body, Jay was covering for someone because he got caught and took the deal to stay out of prison

[@LeoHoxtonI]

@@tarik100tarik5 And Adnan was the patsy, perhaps? FYI I know nothin' much about this case.

[@tarik100tarik5]

@@LeoHoxtonI watch the case of adnan syed online 5 episodes

[@loth4015]

@@LeoHoxtonI Watch Actual Justice Warrior's video on this. He goes over the case, the evidence, the potential counter-evidence

[@richardwilliamsiv3778]

Jay and Jen have something to do with this

[@lorettadavis6944]

Outrageous, that Jay and the one saying he found the body is probably the real murderer.

[@amandanegrete1306]

That’s what I believe. DEF Jay is involved IMO.

[@NunyaBizness312]

I believe it was Don

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

What are they saying is the motive?

[@amandanegrete1306]

@@NunyaBizness312 I don’t know very much about Don. I was intimidated by this tragic case for a long time bc every time I tried to ask questions etc. people treated me like an idiot. 99% of the content I’ve watched/listened to is highly biased regarding Adman’s innocence or his guilt. IDK why some people think these tragedies are a “contest” or something. IMO the only thing we should all be concerned with is the right person being held responsible for Hae’s murder. If/when the killer is identified through factual evidence like DNA and it’s not Adnan, the killer needs additional punishment. He/she took a young woman’s entire future and pretty much did the same to Adnan. IDK if you listen to Stephanie Harlowe but she is in the middle of a 3 part series on this case. She’s extremely detail oriented and has started discussing Don. Wasn’t Don 21 years old when he started dating 17 year old Hae? I may be a little over the top but my 17 year old knows damn well better than to bring a grown @ss man into my house. No. Not on a bet. What could a grown man possibly have in common with a HS kid? I don’t want to talk too much sh@t bc I am still trying to learn details about Don etc. Was he ever formally considered a POI? When two teenage kids have an on again off again relationship and a grown man steps in? That’s a 🚩IMO. Do you happen to have any suggestion as to where I can read/listen to additional information about Don? TYIA

[@NunyaBizness312]

@@amandanegrete1306 good points. I suspect him because he was the current bf at the time. Also his dad was a police officer and his Mom was his alibi. There are a lot of shady police officers and his mom being his alibi, she’s going to protect her boy. Also his interview on the hbo doco, he was acting so strange, he gave off guilty vibes to me…

[@elulugnie4250]

Look, I get it. Local news channels are in tough competition constantly trying to capture the viewer's attention for ratings. However, patting yourselves on the back for being the first to report this tragic story is unbecoming. Who cares if you had exclusive coverage? A young, promising lady was murdered and a young man erroneously punished for it. So many people have suffered from this case and you're more concerned about being the first to cover it. Smh.

[@incognito2107]

He was punished justifiably here is the proof. kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPSfWN6mbCKftE

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

One more reason not to believe in the death penalty. You can’t free someone if they’re dead. Some things were suspect, but no way was there enough evidence to convict him. We’ll probably never know what happened to poor Hae.

[@gulk6886]

Crazy, it took so long to take the lack of Adnan’s dna seriously

[@merlinthewizard3680]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmSch5mshd2ih9U

[@MaryTheresa1986]

I hope Adnan sues the state of Maryland into oblivion for what they did to him.

[@justicejustice2301]

@@MaryTheresa1986 the headline and story is misleading. Probably to go with the narrative that Adnan is innocent. The dna they are talking about was on a shoe in her car. Her body was not found in the car. So propping that as evidence is kind of strange and desperate. It’s like trying to keep the public on your side.

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

If a suspects DNA is found at the scene of the crime it can support guilt, but the abscense of DNA is not an automatic exoneration. Also, please keep in mind that the only USABLE DNA was found on a spare set of shoes that Hae Min was NOT wearing at the time. Other items were tested, but specimens were too degraded to find complete DNA profiles.

[@crystalthomashKC]

Unfortunately it sometimes does take years to get DNA testing done because of lack of funds.

[@apachemimi9762]

No news! ..no explanations! .. wtf

[@scorpiohold9518]

Well lets not forget whos not here with us anymore Poor Hae Min Lee truly a sad situations any way you look at it but thats goes to ask WHO N THE HELL MURDER HER?????????? smdh

[@loth4015]

Adnan murdered her.

[@kevinJmadsen]

Adnan Syed killed her as anyone knows who cares to look at the same evidence the jury did.

[@incognito2107]

He did

[@scorpiohold9518]

@@incognito2107 🎯

[@incognito2107]

@@scorpiohold9518 kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPSfWN6mbCKftE

[@jacktupp4358]

I'm glad to see this! Now it's time to do the right thing in Anthony Apanovitch's case.... those prosecutors need to do what's obvious and just.

[@SUPERIMIAINI]

I have 2 cases in true crime, that I still don't know where I stand on them personally. Adnan's case being 1, it just doesn't feel like he did it to me, West Memphis 3 being the other. Both very convoluted cases with little to no real evidence. I hope Lee's family get's the closure they deserve someday!

[@thesirevn334]

Well, we have a somewhat witness that helped bury The body and we have cell phone data that points to him being there

[@clem.3894]

@@thesirevn334 They exonerated him because his DNA wasn't on her body, they found others' which opened up the case again

[@incognito2107]

@@clem.3894the DNA tested wasn’t off of her body because it was buried and has decayed. The DNA is off a pair of shoes there were in her car and not on her person when she was found, the DNA evidence does not exonerate him it’s just a political statement nothing more nothing less. He did it there is an overwhelming amount of evidence that points the finger to him but all of that is ignored.

[@incognito2107]

@@clem.3894 kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPSfWN6mbCKftE

[@clem.3894]

@@incognito2107 I mean the shoes were off her body, and if they found other people's DNA on them that brings in more suspects. And what about him being with Aisha at the library?

[@manojthaker3678]

It was not Adnan Syed. O J Simpson again 😆

[@tinabirdshafer]

yup

[@sultanofmultan2012]

He needs to sue and get paid

[@thebigwigofcrime868]

No cuz he did it.

[@whiteprivilege7961]

Poor Adnan . He is gonna get a big bag though.

[@fatumamohammed5566]

Alhamdullilai Allahu Akbar

[@sandrabugler9813]

How does the Lee family feel about a man who served over 20 years in jail while being innocent? I feel bad about their daughter but the wrong man was found guilty. Shows how crooked law enforcement can be. I also suggest that if the young lady's mother has been in this country for a long time she should speak english. Just sayin.

[@loth4015]

It was the right man

[@mwd5233]

he's guilty though

[@tinabirdshafer]

they feel their daughter is dead and strangled in a horrid way. She doesnt get 20 years. She only got 18 to live

[@atiqrahman7289]

Marylin Mosby did an excellent job. GOD BLESS MARYLIN MOSBY.

[@mentoraliji5081]

Detectives any anybody else in that deosrtment should be charged for not doing their job to find the real killer

[@BobbaFett312]

police got the right guy, just cause idiot judge let him out, does not mean police is wrong. police did their job and now get chitted on for no reason

[@Saa-wn6bk]

That’s about the American justice system. How many more innocent people are serving life term

[@pearljamin]

Poor man. What a mess. Now let’s find out who actually did it like we should have more than 2 decades ago!

[@loth4015]

Adnan did it. It's not like you care either way. Hae Min Lee's family was not even really informed. Her brother had to hire his own attorney.

[@incognito2107]

@@mozartips this video will show you who did it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPSfWN6mbCKftE

[@redwater4778]

DNA on shoes on a body buried for 4 weeks? Sounds unbelievable.

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

It is unbelievable because its not true. The DNA was found on a spare set of shoes in Hae Min's car. She was not wearing them at the time she was buried. But because Adnan's DNA was not 1 of the 4 profiles found on those shoes, he should be exonerated?

[@patreececrumidy776]

This has got to stop ✋️ 😪 all his youth gone what about the justice for this man

[@kevinJmadsen]

He forfeited his "youth" and his life when with malice aforethought he lured Hae Min Lee to her death with the lie that he needed a ride to pick up his car in the shop, when in fact he had lent the car and his 1 day old cell phone to his drug dealer, who under duress assisted Syed to move and hide Lee's car and body and later that night to dig a shallow grave and bury her.

[@NunyaBizness312]

Great news! Congrats syed! Finally justice and hopefully for Hae min very soon! He had the chance to leave prison after admitting guilt and serving further 5 more years yet he declined and chose to remain in prison. He refused to be labelled guilty of a crime he did not commit! Get that money, syed! Rebuild your life!

[@incognito2107]

He most definitely did it

[@NunyaBizness312]

@@incognito2107 yeah you were a fly on the wall.. maybe they could’ve consulted you and used you as a witness. The dna on her shoes didn’t even match the poor guy, he served 23 years, he had the chance to leave early but admit guilt but declined… sit down little boy.

[@incognito2107]

@@NunyaBizness312 kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPSfWN6mbCKftE

[@NunyaBizness312]

@@incognito2107 thank you, next 😂 😂 😂

[@incognito2107]

@@NunyaBizness312 so I guess those key notes in the original case don’t matter? Oh right because it’s just a feel good story about an innocent man being released. Nope he did it and now the family whose daughter was murdered is wondering why the system has failed them. Because of people like you and anyone else who believes this man is innocent.

[@Jasonmulla]

That family need help fr he spent decades inside while innocent but they're hurt cos they don't feel like there's justice

[@loth4015]

That's because he's not innocent and you are a monster protecting a murderer.

[@wahidanaima557]

Feel sorry 😢Adnan long time wasted in prison

[@tinabirdshafer]

atleast he has his life

[@mentoraliji5081]

There was no DNA . The DNA is somebody else.

[@manojthaker3678]

Yes free at last. Do not forget to pickup $50 millions check on way out. Real lotto winner 🤣

[@eslam2486]

Time to sue.

[@atiqrahman7289]

Glad that Adnan Syed is released and now all charges dropped.

[@leabush2608]

Does he favor men over women?

[@bluesage7744]

now he will

[@Jam-ku5tf]

Have you decided what you are?

[@southbmorejuan]

Man fk all that,Jay wilds ADMITTED he participated in the crime EXCEPT he used Adnan as the fall guy REAL CONVIENT. NOW XHARGE HIM AND SEE WHAT HIS STORY IS

[@tinabirdshafer]

what was his motive?

[@Saa-wn6bk]

That’s about the American justice system. How many more innocent people are serving life term