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And she emailed me because when she heard this one part, she said she started shaking her head.

She said, if the state is saying Haley was dead by 236... It's impossible.

Summer was friends with Hay, not close friends, but they had a class together and they joked around and talked.

Summer had a boyfriend who did sports at Woodlawn, and she wanted an excuse to stay after school too so she could hang around with him.

Hay told her there was an opening for another manager of the boys' wrestling team.

Hay was already doing that.

So Summer joined her.

The day Hay disappeared, the wrestling team had a match at Randallstown High School.

Summer remembers talking to Hay after school in the gym area there.

The wrestlers were milling around.

Summer was preparing the equipment they had to load onto the bus.

And Hay came in to say, I'm not getting on the bus to the match, but I'll see you there.

And that wasn't welcome news to Summer.

She needed Hay by her side at the match because Hay was more experienced at scoring, which can be tricky in wrestling if you're new at it.

Summer says it wasn't a quick conversation either.

Hay told Summer she would make her own way to Randallstown High for the match.

No one but me probably remembers this now, but Inez Butler Hendricks, who worked at the school, said Hay had told her she was planning to catch the Randallstown bus.

However, Inez initially told the cops the opposite.

So I trust Summer's memory more, and Summer is clear.

Hay told her she was going to drive herself there.