Blayne Alexander

So when people look at Jay, they see the confidence.

But you're saying really what's underneath it is faith.

It was that faith that shaped Jay's plans for his future.

He was pursuing a master's degree in social work.

He interned at Oxford's Child Protective Services, and he'd organized a baby formula drive for low-income families, scheduled for the very day he went missing.

That just further confirmed my fears that someone has done something to Jay Lee.

Because I knew if he organized an event like that, he wouldn't miss it, he wouldn't bail on it before it was complete.

So where was Jay?

Two days after he vanished, the department put out a missing persons poster, including Jay's graduation photo and a picture of his car.

Jay's disappearance was now public.

The headlines soon followed.

Lee was last seen here at the Campus Walk Apartments.

And so did the fear.

Every day that we woke up and there were no updates from the police, it was a nightmare.

Not long after university police released Jay's missing persons poster, the calls started rolling in by the hundreds.

The most promising lead came from a tow truck driver,

He told police that hours after Jay went missing, he found Jay's car in an illegal parking spot.

We learned that his car was towed from Molly Bar Trails Apartments.

Molly Bar Trails, an apartment complex about two and a half miles from Jay's place.

But it was off campus and out of the jurisdiction of University Police.