Adnan Syed Is Not Guilty Of Killing Hae Min Lee

Adnan Syed is not guilty of killing Hae Min Lee. On January 13th. The biggest evidence used against Adnan was the cell tower records that matched. However, with that, a big chuck is missing when overlooking the trial at the payphone call around 2:37. The cell tower records and the payphone at best. For one, there was no payphone at Best Buy. That makes the phone call Jay says Adnan made from that phone to pick him up from Best Buy never actually happened. A few witnesses speak up on this, such as “The Best Buy employees I talked to did not remember a payphone back then. We spoke to the landlord at the time and to the property manager, they had no record of a payphone. They dug up a photo of the store, from 2001, no phone booth or payphone,

The manager also said there is no record of a service agreement between Best Buy and any payphone company at that store. We checked with the Maryland Public Service Commission. We checked with Verizon. Neither could track down records from that far back.” This quote is proving that the payphone didn't exist, but the fact is that in Jay's testimony he claims that Adnan called him from the payphone at 2;37 to pick him up as he just killed Hae Min Lee. However, because that payphone is non-existent, Adnan never called Jay when he was done with the killing, from the best buy ‘payphone.’ Another point to prove Adnan's innocence is that the “witness” Jay was not a trusted source of information, nor was he reliable to tell the truth. Jay’s story was the main story used by the cops and detectives to first convict Adnan. However, Jay's story changes between the first time he told the detective and the first time he was in the trial. For example, these are quotes from parts of the serial podcast showing the inconsistency, “You say at Edmondson Avenue off of a strip? Do you recall any cross streets on Edmondson Avenue where you went to meet him? “Um, that bitch is