Sarah Koenig

If they failed to turn over evidence like this to the defense, that's known as a Brady violation.

And that's what so alarms Becky Feldman.

But it looks like Adnan's lawyers never knew about these calls.

That alone could be cause to overturn Adnan's conviction.

So that's the biggest problem the motion explains.

This Brady violation regarding one of the two alternate suspects the prosecutors are not naming.

And the motion says they've also got other new information about these two suspects.

One of them had a connection to the location where Heyman Lee's car was found after she disappeared.

One or both of them have relevant criminal histories, mostly crimes committed after Adnan's trial.

One of them for a series of sexual assaults.

I know who these suspects are.

One of them was investigated at the time, submitted to a couple of polygraphs.

The other was investigated also, but not with much vigor as far as I can tell.

He's now in prison for sexual assault.

But no one has charged either of these guys in connection with Heyman Lee's murder.

So I'm not going to name them either.

That's all the new information they found about the case.

But, the motion continues, they also looked at the old information.

And now they're saying they've lost faith in that, too.

They don't trust the state's main evidence at trial, the testimony of their star witness, Jay Wilds, and the cell phone records.