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The second reason i believe adnan is innocent because there was no evidence that he actually killed hae. This reason makes sense because there was no fingerprints of adnans hands on haes neck. This part of the story is when sara koenig starts to look at evidence they have on adnan. And they dont mention the fact his fingerprints were never on haes neck. Adnan says “ they really dont have that much evidence for me to still be in here” and hes right on the aspect that he never really killed her. And many murderes have been caught with the gloves they killeed someone with. But the thing about adnan is there were never no gloves found. This proves that he is innocent because he never actually killed hae. So he shouldnt be in jail based on the evidence
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