Sarah Koenig

At least, that's what I think it says.

The detective's handwriting is messy, so maybe it says, In any case, around 20 minutes later, they start taping.

And Jay tells them a whole different story.

One that more or less matches Jen's.

Except for one major difference, one major piece of information about this crime that the cops are still missing.

They do not know where Hay's car is.

They've been looking all over the place for it.

They can't find it.

Now, Jay tells them he knows where it is.

So that's huge for them.

Jay will take them to the car.

And he does.

Once they're finished at headquarters, they all drive out in the middle of the night to where the car is parked, on a grassy hill behind some row houses off Edmondson Avenue.

Within a few hours, they'll have a warrant for Adnan's arrest.

Anand, of course, says Jay's story isn't true.

But he says he doesn't know why Jay would lie, either.

He says when he first heard Ritson McGillivary mention Jay's name in connection with his own arrest, he was just confused.

It's not like there was some secret feud between Jay and Adnan, at least not that I know of.

There was no drug deal gone wrong, neither had bad-mouthed the other or stolen the other's girlfriend.

To hear Adnan tell it, it sounds like they didn't even know each other very well.