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Hi and welcome to the sixth episode of Undisclosed. Today's episode is The Suspect. My name is

Robbie Ajaudri. I'm an attorney and national security fellow at the New America Foundation,

and I'm joined with my colleagues Colin Miller, who is an associate dean and professor at the

University of South Carolina School of Law, and also is a blog editor of the Evidence Prof blog.

And we're also joined with Susan Simpson, an associate with the Volkov Law Group in D.C.

and a blogger at The View from L.L.2. So let's start with the timeline check. Just to refresh

your memory, Heyman Lee disappeared on January 13, 1999, and her body was found a few weeks later on February 9th.

Now Jay's first official interview and remember Jay is the state's star witness,

and his first official interview with the police happened on February 27th,

after which he allegedly led the police to Hay's car in the early morning hours of the 28th, and a couple hours

later, Adnan was arrested.

Now, the question gets raised a lot about how the police actually got to Adnan, and the

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