Jennifer Thompson

No. At this time, he seemed very calm, but the tension was so thick. The unspoken was so loud, and I felt, I don't know, it was really, really a strange, because he and I have very easy breezy conversations, so it was very weird. It was very uncomfortable.

No. At this time, he seemed very calm, but the tension was so thick. The unspoken was so loud, and I felt, I don't know, it was really, really a strange, because he and I have very easy breezy conversations, so it was very weird. It was very uncomfortable.

And so I went in, he went in and I came out and he was still in there. He was in there for a long time. And I sat on a picnic bench and just waited, waited. And he came out and he was just distraught. Something happened while he was in there. He came out and his entire demeanor completely changed.

And so I went in, he went in and I came out and he was still in there. He was in there for a long time. And I sat on a picnic bench and just waited, waited. And he came out and he was just distraught. Something happened while he was in there. He came out and his entire demeanor completely changed.

He looks stressed out, like he's freaking out. He's just noticeably agitated and not okay.

He looks stressed out, like he's freaking out. He's just noticeably agitated and not okay.

I said, are you okay? And he said, no, I think I'm in trouble. And I said, real trouble or like perceived trouble? And he said, like 10 to 15 years felony trouble.

I said, are you okay? And he said, no, I think I'm in trouble. And I said, real trouble or like perceived trouble? And he said, like 10 to 15 years felony trouble.

I also know this man to be very melodramatic, so I'm trying to assess him. I'm reading him and looking at him, and I'm thinking in my head, is this real? Is this not? At that point, he was sitting in my passenger seat, and I was in the driver's seat. And he was very noticeably agitated, rubbing his temples and the fingers of his hair.

I also know this man to be very melodramatic, so I'm trying to assess him. I'm reading him and looking at him, and I'm thinking in my head, is this real? Is this not? At that point, he was sitting in my passenger seat, and I was in the driver's seat. And he was very noticeably agitated, rubbing his temples and the fingers of his hair.

really vigilant, watching around, a little paranoid, freaking out.

really vigilant, watching around, a little paranoid, freaking out.

Yeah, at one point a patrolman had come by and he really, really went crazy and he said, I feel like they know. And I said, they don't know anything. You're just a guy sitting in a car in a parking lot. He says, you're right. It's just that guilty conscious thing. And

Yeah, at one point a patrolman had come by and he really, really went crazy and he said, I feel like they know. And I said, they don't know anything. You're just a guy sitting in a car in a parking lot. He says, you're right. It's just that guilty conscious thing. And

No, I didn't. I probably didn't want to know. Because if it was real, I didn't want to know. And if it was being dramatic, I didn't need to know.

No, I didn't. I probably didn't want to know. Because if it was real, I didn't want to know. And if it was being dramatic, I didn't need to know.

He made reference to if he was to be pulled over, he was just trying to get out of this area. And if he had been pulled over and law enforcement had seen what was inside his car, he'd go away for life.

He made reference to if he was to be pulled over, he was just trying to get out of this area. And if he had been pulled over and law enforcement had seen what was inside his car, he'd go away for life.

I think the part that disturbs me the most, my part of it, is when we parted ways that day, kissed him on the cheek. And that haunts me because he had a body in that car.

I think the part that disturbs me the most, my part of it, is when we parted ways that day, kissed him on the cheek. And that haunts me because he had a body in that car.