Courtney Paglino-Brewer

No.

No.

The voice that came after the screaming, that was... It kind of sounded like when you're already upset, but you're trying to prove a point, and you're crying at the same time. So it was just very kind of garbled. I would say that there was crying behind it.

The voice that came after the screaming, that was... It kind of sounded like when you're already upset, but you're trying to prove a point, and you're crying at the same time. So it was just very kind of garbled. I would say that there was crying behind it.

I did not.

I did not.

Because by the time I... settled down from being abruptly woken up and thought that I heard footsteps to a cross and a door slam. I thought that it had just been a normal apartment argument and, uh, everything kind of calmed down.

Because by the time I... settled down from being abruptly woken up and thought that I heard footsteps to a cross and a door slam. I thought that it had just been a normal apartment argument and, uh, everything kind of calmed down.

I did. When did you contact the authorities? Um, I want to say the 20, 27th or the 28th.

I did. When did you contact the authorities? Um, I want to say the 20, 27th or the 28th.

Uh, because I had seen the, uh, missing persons poster for Jasmine on Facebook and connected the dots of her last known location being the floor above mine. And so I submitted a tip to Crime Stoppers saying what I heard and I just thought it was the right thing to do.

Uh, because I had seen the, uh, missing persons poster for Jasmine on Facebook and connected the dots of her last known location being the floor above mine. And so I submitted a tip to Crime Stoppers saying what I heard and I just thought it was the right thing to do.

What did you do?

What did you do?

Did they tell you not to go back to your apartment?

Did they tell you not to go back to your apartment?

Did you ever go back to your apartment?

Did you ever go back to your apartment?

Yes.

Yes.