Sarah Koenig

She can't be sure, but that's what she remembers.

Again, you've heard this information before, but I'm going to review it now.

There are three calls on the call log around this time that all pinged towers near Kathy's apartment.

607, 609, and 624.

The first two calls are for a little less than a minute.

The third call is the longest, four minutes, 15 seconds.

That was likely Officer Adcock.

So maybe Aisha called Adnan at 6.09, says, I just talked to the police and they're going to get in touch with you too.

Aisha says Adnan was annoyed.

Maybe that's what Kathy interpreted as panicked.

I think we can all stipulate that Adnan was super stoned.

He told me he had weed in the car and was worried the cops were going to find it if they came to talk to him.

So imagine for a second that Adnan is talking to Aisha and says something like, What am I going to do?

Obviously, I can't say for sure this is what happened.

But if that strange call Kathy remembers was actually Aisha, well, then for me, that rearranges all the pixels in Kathy's memory, from suspicious to innocuous, if it's true.

Okay, now that we're caught up, let's go back to our regularly scheduled program.

This is from Adnan's second trial.

That's Adnan, not testifying.

He told me he wanted to, but his attorney advised against it.

Not uncommon.