I don't know if we have seen Adcocks notes but in the first trial https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByTc5P7odcLHb0ppc21PYnhlNkE/view?pli=1

Young Lee:

Q: Do you know about what time you received a phone call that Hae had not picked up your cousins?

A: Around 3:30

Q: What if anything happened next?

A: Then after a while I called my sister's work place, her best friend xxxx, and I called the school.

Later

Mr Lee: The police showed up to our house and he called the same places I had called before he showed up.

Adcock in trial 1

The question was asked to Adcock if he had a record of the people he talked to when he arrived at the Lee household. (pg.39)

A: The people I interviewed I have the brother, grandmother and I have their phone numbers...

A: I also spoke to the victims friends, Aisha...

A: And also spoke to a Mr. Adnan Syed.

A: Later on that evening I contacted the victims boyfriend, a Mr Klinestein...

Q: And after that what if any further contact did you have with the matter?

A: That was all my contact through the investigation.

Trial 2 (pg27)

Young Lee say when the school called and Hae hadn't picked up her cousin he called his grandfather to pick her up. He then states his grandmother called his mom and she told them to call her work to see if she was there.

Adcock talked to at least Aisha and Adnan, wouldn't they have said something about a match if there was one? Wouldn't the family have mentioned it and especially the mom when she told them to check her work place?

Anyways I just spent too much time on this but the lack of anything in the reports or trials and even what Susan has found I really don't think anyone can think there was a match that night.

Of course none of this is proof that no one tried to see if she went or was at a wrestling match that night but after 2 trials and all the interviews we have seen it just seems like if there was a match that night then someone would have had to have checked and it would have been talked about somewhere at sometime.