Sarah Koenig

So now, Mr. S., he also told the cops he'd never been to that part of Lincoln Park before, though he did seem to know that people go fishing back there.

Here's what he told the cops.

At his job, he'd gotten a work order to shave down a door.

But the school didn't have the tool he needed, a plane.

He had one at home, though.

So during his lunch hour, he said he drove his truck home, got the plane from his basement, and before he left, grabbed some sustenance out of the fridge.

So he's drinking this 22-ounce Budweiser, and he's heading back to work.

And his route to the college is through Leakin Park.

And suddenly he has to pee badly, he says.

He stops on Franklin Town Road.

He's about three miles from work.

There's a small pull-off and some concrete barriers, and he walks back in there.

Quite a ways, it seems like, for a guy who just has to pee.

Later they'd measure.

127 feet back into the woods is where he goes.

This next tape is a little upsetting.

They're suspicious of Mr. S., who by this time has become a suspect in the case.

This tape was made on February 18th, nine days after Mr. S. reported finding the body.

They're going over the details carefully because there are parts of his story that are a little weird.

One of them is this thing about the fallen tree.