Stephanie Soo

He doesn't call his stepmom.

He just goes back to the deck and I imagine it's because either the parents don't do anything when this type of occurrence happens or this is a regular occurrence.

Because if this is the first time it's happening, you would call somebody.

Yeah.

And I'm not blaming the 14-year-old for not doing anything.

Like, this is- I'm just saying, this is alarming that this seems to be normal.

And then he comes back to the room and he's let in.

He doesn't see a mess, he doesn't see any blood or, like, anything alarming.

He doesn't see Anna, so he just assumes that Anna is out of the room with the adults.

And it's not like he's sleeping on the same bed as Anna.

He's sleeping on a bunk bed.

So he just climbs up to his bunk bed and goes to sleep.

And Anna is in the same room, deceased, under her mattress.

I think that the life jackets were to level out the mattress a bit.

And then probably the comforter on top.

I don't think that… You probably wouldn't see, especially if you're 14.

And I don't even know if a regular adult had opened the door, if they just glanced in, if they would be able to notice something would be amiss.

It seems like the room attendant was trying to make the bed.

Yeah, I don't think it was just like, I opened the door and the room attendant is like, oh, I see something, a lump under the bed.

I think she was probably trying to make the bed.