Unsolved Mystery : The True Story of Hae Min Lee

Unsolved Mystery : The True Story of Hae Min Lee

by Chad Barton

28 pages· 2016

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Ever since the 2014 podcast named “Serial” spearheaded by “This American Life” producer Sarah Koneg, revisited the 1999 trial and subsequent sentencing of Adnan Saed for the murder of Hae Min Lee, bringing new widespread media attention to a case that is already nearly 20 years old. This sudden surge of interest in a case that was decided upon such a long time ago, has led to a reexamination of the circumstances in which Mr. Saed was charged and a call for a retrial.

While these new proceedings are still in the process of unfolding this book seeks to take a look back at that fateful day on January 13th 1999 when the world lost a promising young magnet student and Lacrosse star; Hae Min Lee. And the aftermath that led to the imprisonment that so many have now called into question, of a man who was by all accounts loved by his community; Adnan Saed.

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