You are listening to the Roberta Glass True Crime Report, putting the true back in true crime.

From New York City,

Roberta Glass is now on the record.

Happy Friday, everybody.

I'm talking about Jay Wilds today, the accomplice of Haman Lee's killer Anon Syed and his part in the crime and why he's not a good alternative suspect

and why I believe his confessions, the important part, certainly.

And this is part of my series, A hundred reasons why Adnan Syed is guilty.

Now taking each one of these reasons on their own is obviously not enough to determine guilt.

We're looking at the totality of the evidence yesterday. We looked at

Hay and Adnan Syedh, Heyman Lee and Adnan Syed's relationship. Excuse me. So number one, Jay Wilde had

firsthand knowledge of the he was murdered.

There's no way he could have known that unless he did it himself, or he was told how she was murdered.

Two, he knew details about how Hamanly was buried.

For instance, he knew that she was buried in a halfway in a shallow grave.

He told cops that it was no deeper than six inches.

He knew where Haymanley was buried in Lincoln Park.

He knew where the car was.

And he asked Jen to dispose of the shovels at the Westview Mall.

The Tap Tap story that the cops fed him the information about where the car was is patently ridiculous,

and if you believe it, you need your head examined.

Jen has no incentive to lie about the shovels.

Okay.

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