If anybody, including the person who has control of the no ice account, finds some conclusive proof that Esar Met is either guilty or innocent I'll pay a fair bounty too. All of the evidence I've seen shows him to be not guilty, and there are indications of who is guilty, but if somebody finds conclusive evidence of guilt or innocence I'll bounty that high.

To restate the evidence that most people thought indicated guilt

a) The body was found in his shower
... but the roommates and others had access to the shower

b) There was a confession
... but the confession looks like a coerced false confession. He tries to give a "true" confession but he does not know the facts of the case and there are significant other problems with the confession too.

c) There was dna evidence
... but the dna evidence that the prosecutor presented to the jury was very different than the dna evidence returned by the lab, which did not indicate what the prosecutor claimed.

d) There were four blood stains on the back of his jacket
... but when his jacket was initially tested, all the blood stains were his, from the beating he got when he was arrested. Further the bloodstains supposedly on his jacket contradict physics.

e) He agreed to plead guilty when he was privately interviewed by his lawyer
... but once they got him to the courthouse he began yelling that he was innocent, so they accused him of being disruptive and kept him in jail several more years trying to get him to plead guilty. They claimed they could not find an interpreter.

f) There were people from the Burmese community that gave conflicting statements about events
... but early on, when people in that community spoke to reporters the judge put a gag order on the case and forbade anybody involved in the case from speaking to reporters.

g) The roommates were portrayed as innocent goodguys
... but they were all evicted from the apartment soon after and were known for partying. The accused did not drink with them.

There are a lot of additional small indications that he is not the person who killed the child.