Hi, it's Commander Listeners, it's Charlie again and I'm joined by Nancy in the studio.

We have been contacted by so many different people and two people that we wanted to get on the line

to speak to us to tell a bit more is Kenerick and Lenin. Kenerick was a supervisor of the

resident advisers at the San Jose State University and it was around 2006-2007, which is when Amanda

was at the university and she was a resident adviser. As somebody that's English I've had to learn

what resident advisers and Lenin was a resident adviser with Amanda. So Kenerick, you were the

supervisor that looked after the resident advisers. Well, welcome along and thank you so much.

Can you describe to us a little bit about that role? Sure, well my role was the assistant director

of the department and with that came a bunch of different tasks. I actually supervised her

supervisor but the interesting thing about Amanda, she was very involved in our program. So she

worked for me in my office as a student assistant. She also worked as an RA for a couple of years

and then she later became a graduate assistant which was a level of supervisor amongst the staff

members, right? So she did that for about a semester and in my role I hired and trained all

of the staff. I did staff conduct and a variety of different things throughout the department.

So you trained Amanda? Yes. And she was around 19 and 1920 at this time. I would say so. She was

already an RA when I had arrived in 2006. I think I might have gotten her for the last year that she

was an RA when I came in in August of 2006. And Lenin, you were a resident adviser with Amanda.

What kind of things did you do? So yeah, I mean in our role as resident advisers or RA's for sure,

you know, saves us time syllables. But isn't it because I had to learn what an RA was Lenin? That's

why. But yeah, in our jobs, we, you know, we're students actively ourselves. So we lived on campus,

we lived in the residence halls, are the dorms depending on who you're talking to. And we had about,

I would say, about 80 or so students assigned to each of us. And on the floors that they lived,

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