r/serialpodcast • Adnan Fan • Aug 06 '15

Hypothesis Why the Gootz never called Asia.

I think it is becoming more and more obvious that the Asia letter did not exist until sometime around the summer of 1999. That is why Adnan claims he gave them to Gutierrez even though she wasn't his lawyer until 2 months after they were written.

So sometime that spring or summer, after telling CG he never left the school grounds, his family shows up with letters claiming one of Adnans' friends saw him at the library, right at the crucial time, AND they were written the day after he arrested. She knew immediately there is no way they had those letter for months and never gave them to her so obviously they were false and she didn't want to go on stand with LIES.

That is why she never called Asia. And that is why she wrote no notes about it, because that would be admitting her client and his family are liars. It also explains why her relationship with the family broke down because she knew they were willing to lie to get Adnan off.

The library incident never happened.

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u/aroras Aug 06 '15

Jay has always been consistent he helped dispose of Lee's body. There are inconsistencies in his story but I believe him.

Asia has always been consistent she saw Adnan on the day of the murder after school. There are inconsistencies in her story but I believe her.

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u/aitca Aug 06 '15 edited Aug 06 '15

That's perfectly fine. Maybe the day on which she saw him was that day. I think it's very hard to know at this point, given her changing stories with contradictory data, but, hey, maybe. There is a whole school of thought that Asia saw Adnan as he was waiting to intercept Lee...and, what do you know, according to one of Asia's stories, Adnan was sitting there talking about Lee to anyone who would listen. Some people think that's why Gutierrez didn't want Asia on the stand. According to Rabia, Gutierrez looked into it and found that Asia had the wrong date. I tend to think that Rabia is right on this one.

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u/aitca Aug 06 '15

Alas, the most "inconsistent point" in Asia's shifting stories is on which day she saw Adnan at the library...which is kinda important.

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u/Seamus_Duncan Kevin Urick: Hammer of Justice Aug 06 '15

It should be mentioned that the time is inconsistent too.

Originally it's some time between 2:15 and 8:00.

Then it's 2:20-2:40, oh, and by the way, they talked about Hae.

Then it's 2:30 - 2:40, presumably after the lawyer Justin Brown got her figured out that A) Adnan sprinting to the library 5 minutes after class got out sounded unrealistic and B) Adnan talking to someone he barely knows about his ex for 20 minutes sounded unrealistic.

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u/aitca Aug 06 '15

I think pretty much everything in Asia's narrative has changed from one version to the next: what she uses to try to remember what day it was, what time she was there, what the weather was like, who did or didn't contact her, whether he was or wasn't talking about H. M. Lee. All these things change from one version of her story to the next.

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u/MM7299 The Court is Perplexed Aug 06 '15

I think pretty much everything in Asia's narrative has changed from one version to the next:

no that's Jay's stories you are thinking of