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>I believe he did it. Firmly. I don't understand the 'firmly' bit. The state's case was flimsy and the state's timeline was a total mess. The cell tower eviden
by macspoofing 10y ago
>I believe he did it. Firmly.
I don't understand the 'firmly' bit. The state's case was flimsy and the state's timeline was a total mess. The cell tower evidence was flaky and one of the state's expert witnesses rescinded his testimony. Jay is a terrible witness who changed his story multiple times. The state needs Jay AND the cell tower evidence to stick and I don't think it does.
- spacehome 10y agoIn my opinion, the state's case was flimsy because they didn't really know what happened or how. Jay was involved drastically more than he let on, which explains his consistently changing story and the fact that his story doesn't match the cell phone records. Adnan knows Jay is lying, but obviously can't expose him without confessing his own role.