Sarah Koenig

There are so many other choices.

And if you're walking through brush and brambles, wouldn't you sort of naturally avoid a big log you'd need to step over?

What they're trying to get at is, did you really just stumble on this body, or were you looking for this body because you already knew where it was?

That is a reasonable question, because Hay's body wasn't just hard to spot.

It was nearly impossible to spot.

All right, we're in the state's attorney's office.

We just got delivered the first box of what they're saying is disclosable under whatever public information act that I did.

I didn't understand how camouflaged the body was until I saw photos of the crime scene, the way Mr. S. found it, before they removed the body.

I was in the state's attorney's office in Baltimore.

I went there with a crime reporter from the Baltimore Sun.

His name is Justin George.

I've been talking to Justin about the story, and he's interested in maybe writing about it too.

We opened a packet of photos together.

Some of them were awful to see, as you'd imagine.

There was one where you could make out a bit of black hair amid dirt and leaves.

How did he notice that?

Yeah, there's barely anything showing.

Wait, are we supposed to be looking at something there?

What is that?

Is that her?