Stephanie Ramos

I knew the family.

I, you know, definitely spent time.

She spent time at my house.

I've spent time at her house.

Yeah, you know, for sure.

So how, were you close with her parents?

I mean, I wouldn't say close with them.

I don't know if close would be the right word, but yeah.

They were friendly with me and nice to me, so... Were you at her house a lot of the time?

Or did you guys spend more time at your house?

Or what did you guys do when you... I mean, it was a mix.

My house, her house, being out.

I mean, we're young and teenagers, so there was, you know, going out and... Okay.

Watching the footage, Gligor seems to be holding back, but he's not the only one.

When detectives began telling Gligor about the case, they left out key details.

They did not immediately say, we have your DNA, and it matched the crime scene DNA.

Instead, what they told him was a little more cryptic.

What's fascinating about this interview is that it feels like Gligor and the detectives are doing a sort of dance.

Like both sides are trying to figure out what the other knows without revealing too much about what they themselves know.

And it's not just the detectives who are asking questions.