28 March 2023 - An appellate court panel reinstated Syed’s murder conviction, ruling that a lower court had violated the right of Young Lee, the brother of Hae Min Lee, by not giving him enough ...

Hae Min Lee and Adnan Syed’s junior prom photo. HBO “The strongest likelihood is that this will not affect the charges to vacate the conviction that has been vacated, and there will not be any ...

The murder of Hae Min Lee. Syed was convicted in 2000 for the murder of his ex-girlfriend and high school classmate Hae Min Lee. Both Syed and Lee attended Woodlawn High School in Baltimore.

The family of Hae Min Lee, a teenager whose killing in 1999 was profiled on the first season of the podcast “Serial,” have asked a Maryland court to halt legal proceedings related to her ...

More than 25 years ago, 18-year-old Hae Min Lee was found murdered at Baltimore's Leakin Park, which ultimately led to the arrest and conviction of her ex-boyfriend Adnan Syed.

Hae Min Lee’s family appeal of a judge’s decision to vacate the murder conviction of Adnan Syed can move forward, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals has ruled.

Adnan Syed, 41, in white, leaves court on Sept. 19 after his conviction in the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee was vacated.(The Daily Record/Madeleine O’Neill) The family of Hae Min Lee wants more ...

The family of Hae Min Lee — the woman who freed prisoner Adnan Syed was convicted of killing — is furious about the way his recent release was handled, according to their attorney.

Adnan Syed: What we know about two alternate suspects in 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee. The Serial podcast named Ronald Lee Moore, a career criminal and accused murderer from Baltimore, as a suspect ...

Minutes later, Syed, who was 17 when he was accused of killing Hae Min Lee, was met with loud cheers as he walked out of the courthouse. ... as it would require him to plead guilty to Lee’s murder.

The murder of Hae Min Lee. Syed was convicted in 2000 for the murder of his ex-girlfriend and high school classmate Hae Min Lee. Both Syed and Lee attended Woodlawn High School in Baltimore.