Sarah Koenig

It's about where Adnan first showed him Hay's body in the trunk of a car.

Here's from taped interview number one.

Jay says Adnan called him about 3.45 p.m.

saying, come pick me up.

A strip is a small outdoor drug market, just like a block where you can buy drugs.

Jay tells the cops that it takes him about 15 or 20 minutes to get to the location on Edmondson.

And later, when the cops drive out with Jay to get Hay's car, Jay shows them this spot on Edmondson Avenue.

It's just a few blocks from where they ditched Hay's car, he said.

Now, listen to what he says on March 15th.

Best Buy, just like Jen had originally told them.

This is a problem for the cops, this change.

Because it's not something you forget, where you were when you saw a dead body in the trunk of a car.

It's not a slip of the tongue.

And it's not clear what the calculation is, Edmondson Avenue versus the Best Buy parking lot.

What's the advantage of one place over the other?

Why tell this lie?

Maybe he's just saying it because it matches Jen's story.

Or did he lie to Jen in the first place and then forget?

I have a friend who's worked for a long time in the Baltimore judicial system.

She knows a lot of cops.