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They do bring up some interesting points regarding some photos taken at the crime scene. The car was missing for about 6 weeks I believe and was found in a grassy lot in a bad part of town. There are photos of the vehicle that show green grass under the car along with green grass in the tire treads.
If a car has not moved for 6 weeks in the dead of winter, how would the grass under the car even be alive? Also, the car has been rained on, snowed on, and sat out in the elements for weeks. How is there grass in the tire treads? Nothing about the car makes sense.
I just googled the image and it seems extremely inconclusive of anything. For the record, the defense wants me to believe that the police moved this vehicle? What possible motive could there be for such a thing? If they are planning to frame Adnan by having Jay "discover" this vehicle then why would the location even be relevant?
So I must either believe in a police conspiracy where they contaminated a murder victim's vehicle/crime scene then pointlessly moved it (a risky move for no reasonable gain). Then coerced Jay into involving himself with a homicide case with no known leverage. Thereby framing Adnan while never actually investigating who the "real killer" was.
Or maybe that is just what a car looks like when sitting out at this particular lot for ~6 weeks in December of 1999. I'm guessing Undisclosed didn't ask what angle the picture was taken from, what the orientation of the car was, what angle the sun rises from at that geographical location, what strain of grass is located at the lot, how resilient the grass is or how far under the vehicle sunlight would reach. Sometimes it is easier to just throw **** against the wall and hope something sticks.