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The kind who murder people. People like Hae Min Lee.\u003c/p>\n\u003cp class=\"p1\">And when people like Hae Min Lee get killed by bad guys, they use it as an object lesson for their proteges. People like Adnan and Jay, who were called to come collect her body, dispose of it and ditch the evidence. Shakily, they did it. They made sure someone else (\"Cathy\") saw them together that evening so they'd have an alibi. Jay dumped the clothes and cleaned the shovel. It was done.\u003c/p>\n\u003cp class=\"p1\">But then Hae's body was found. Things were about to fall apart.\u003c/p>\n\u003cp class=\"p1\">If the police figured out who'd actually killed her, both Jay and Adnan would have their lives to worry about. So maybe they pulled straws for who would take the fall. More likely, they figured Adnan had a way better chance of getting off. He was the straight-laced kid from the good home that everyone liked. Jay had a record. Jay was wild. But everyone said he and Adnan were whip smart. And don't forget, they were 18-ish. Invincible.\u003cb> \u003c/b>I think they thought they could beat the system. Maybe Jay thought that if he changed his story often enough, they'd throw him out as a witness and have no case against Adnan and they'd be free and clear and no one in the higher rungs could accuse them of not taking the heat.\u003c/p>\n\u003cp class=\"p1\">It would explain why they express almost no rancor towards each other. It would explain why they were so near (in...) Leakin Park together and how Jay knew where Hae's car was and why he was so scared when he called Jenn to tell her about his clothes and his boots and his shovel. It would explain why there was a guy in a van in the Amtrak parking lot across from the porn store that Jay was terrified of. Maybe there really was someone in that van.\u003cb> \u003c/b>Not Adnan. Not family of Adnan. 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