Sarah Koenig's Case Analysis

My feelings and perspective on this issue are mixed. I do support Adnan from my understanding on this case and also through Sarah Koenig's observations. I do support most of his story but I find it peculiar that some parts don't add up and they aren't always on track. So this leads to my conclusion that yes, I do believe Jay committed the murder. The thing that catches me off guard the most is the constant lies and inconsistencies. He even admits to the lies! Sarah implies, "So, at least say, six times he's told what happened, and each time details shift."There are at least six inconsistencies here but the one that stood out the most was "Jay says he refused to dig a grave for Hae. Two weeks later, he says they both dug the hole." Now, for
one to accidentally misspeak here, is not believable. It's not something you just forget out of the blue. I could go on but you get the point.

As how to the crime was committed, well the theory is said to be manual strangulation, there was also no evidence of any harm or fingerprints on her autopsy.
There was also evidence left behind at Leakin Park, not fully identified. Here is one reason why I have such a strong feeling; Jenn drove Jay back to Westview Mall to retrieve shovels and wipe the fingerprints off. Jenn also drives him to the F&M store he worked at to dump out his clothes and boots. What was the necessity to do all of this if he claims to have nothing to do with it but only have been "associated"? He must have something to do with it if he took so many precautions. Overall, I often ask myself "why?" Why did someone want to kill Hae Min Lee? Were there past problems or conflicts? I still maintain the fact that it was Jay. In one of the first episodes, Sarah conflicts that Adnan and Jay's girlfriend, Stephanie, at the time were very close friends. Her family approved of him but not of Jay. They were also prom prince and princess. For some high school kids at the time, this could have been a reason that would aggravate Jay or could have gotten bothered. Back to my point, say he could have been covering his footsteps , (not all) but he manages to throw the blame on Adnan. I have faith that Sarah can find more clues and hopes to one day get to the bottom of this case. It still gets to me that when the cops mention Jay to Adnan, he is completely puzzled and just
confused.
No matter what evidence they claim to have, I do not believe Adnan should have spent all this time in prison when all the had was Jay's testimony . It's just not enough to have put someone's whole life on hold, and maybe even an end especially at the age where you emerge into who you truly are.