Andrea Canning

And also some really good there was really good detective work.

in this case as well.

Good observations.

I wouldn't have noticed the phone.

When I watched it, I didn't think about the phone being flat like that, that he was on the phone with somebody.

And then we get into the technology of it all.

And we hear this over and over and over again.

These police departments, families trying to get messages, information from social media platforms like Snapchat, and they get shut down again and again and again.

And I just did a Dateline where they had to hire – they hired some professor who was essentially like a hacker, you know, professor slash hacker who, like, got into it or whatever.

And so I was so –

impressed with Jay's parents and this Jay Lee bill that they're working on.

I mean, I can't think of a better way to honor his life if they can get this passed that law enforcement can get access to people under 21 into their social media accounts and beyond.

I mean, that is so smart.

I look forward to a follow-up on that.

So, you know, Khaled said something that was quite the foreshadow when he told Jay that stay away from the DLs, you know, the down lows, because they're trouble, he said.

And, you know, you can see that, right, on one hand, because you're not – one of the things about Jay is that he was his authentic self, and that's why he was happy.

When I always, I believe, how can you be happy if you can't be your true self?

So the biggest problem, as you mentioned, Blaine, off the top, was that they had not found a body, right?

They had not found Jay's body in the beginning, of course.

Then they make that horrible discovery.