They wanted to test out everything, and from their testings they found everything possible and duable besides the amount of time left to strangle Hae. Sarah Koenig and her friend Dana try out the route to see if Adnan’s part of the story matched up to reality and it did. We also learn that Adnan didn’t ever call Hae after her disappearance, which could leave us believing that he didn’t call because he obviously knew that she was dead.Įpisode five was all about the route. In episode 6, we find out more evidence like Adnan’s hand print on the back cover of the map book in Hae’s car. I would still say that we as a group are still having our doubts, but it’s starting to paint a much clearer picture on who killed Hae Min Lee. There still isn’t enough evidence to start pointing fingers and saying “Adnan did it for sure,” but the facts are starting to pile up. Both she and Sarah conversed about the possibilities of Adnan being a psychopath, and attempted to resolve the likelihood of this being true.Īfter listening to episode six and seven, things aren’t looking good for Adnan. Last but not least, we met Deirdre Enright, a lawyer from the Justin Wolfe case. Cathy is Jen’s friend who has a different version of the murder, which would have to involve a third person. Nisha is Adnan’s friend who was talking to Adnan on the phone after he committed the murder. In episode six and seven, we’re introduced to various new character, including Nisha, Cathy, and Deirdre Enright.

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