Based on the information you received during Modules 1 and 2, as well as your knowledge of this fact pattern and case it is certainly clear that the evidence that was gathered against Syed was both anecdotal, and circumstantial, and yet, convincing enough to prompt police to arrest him for the murder of Hae Min Lee. That evidence included Syed's friend, Jay Wilds, claiming that Syed asked him for help in burying the body as well as cellphone tower records that seemed to place Syed at the spot where Lee's body was found. Baltimore police detectives followed a promising lead: Adnan Syed was allegedly a spurned lover with a potential motive to murder Hae Min Lee. Many convictions that are ultimately overturned were initially based on unreliable eyewitness testimony. You can read more about the issues with eyewitness testimony here: Eyewitness Identification ReformLinks to an external site. In your initial post, explore the concept of credibility as it pertains to witnesses such as Jay Wilds and Jennifer Pusater. Do you believe that there was enough evidence in the case to support the subpoena to obtain records of cell site locations for Syed's phone? Why or why not? In your responses, discuss whether or not Syed was treated fairly by the police and the role that his friends played in what happened to him