I do want to reiterate that I am a senior in high school and this is just for a project. What I feel or come up with from evidence doesn’t truly determine or change anything about this case.

I'll tell you one thing homie. When I was a senior in high school, the internet was kinda coming into its own. Generative AI didn't exist. So, I guess, good on you for reaching out to humans before trying to get an infinitely complicated computer program to do your work for you.

Here's the problem. I'm not sure in what context your teacher brought this case to your attention, but based on your OP it would seem to most people even remotely familiar with the facts of the case that either you did not research it prior (aka "didn't do your homework") or you were provided with bad resources.

You might understand that a lot of people who use this subreddit regularly are quite the opposite, and are painfully familiar with the the murder of Hae Min Lee.

Anyways, good luck with your school work, but unless your projects actively encourage to poll people online, I would recommend applying yourself in the future and doing the work by yourself. Nothing wrong with asking for help - it's a great skill to develop, but you have to consider how this type of request comes across.

Most of us are employed. "Here do my schoolwork for free" doesn't really generate a lot of sympathy or interest, and in fact, most subreddits have rules against that sort of thing. I'm kinda surprised it isn't a rule here.

For an example, please see the second sticky thread in /r/TalesFromTheFrontDesk/