Previously on cereal.

While you're digging in Lincoln Park to bury your body, you're going to find somebody else's.

That's Lincoln Park.

I walked along the edge of the log expecting to find a body real soon.

I never saw one. Lincoln Park, I'm like, where is that? Do you even know where it is? Have you ever been there?

I went shopping with a friend of mine, an ex friend of mine, and none. You know, it was not abnormal for me to leave school to go do something and then come back. This is a global tell link prepaid call from a non-sayion.

An inmate at a Maryland correctional facility.

From this American life in W.B.E.C. Chicago, it's serial.

One story told week by week, I'm Sarah Canig. Remember how last time I ended by saying that the detectives had other leads in this case besides Mr. S, the guy who found his body, that they were also starting to look at

at NAN? Well the reason we know that is because of this memo. The memo was

dated 12 February 1999 from Detective Darrell Massey to Detective Greg

McGillberry. This memo he's talking about is regarding an anonymous call.

That's Detective Ritz on the witness stand at trial. He's talking about how they got this anonymous call three days after his body was found.

The call came in to Detective Massey, a Baltimore County cop.

The caller must have had an accent of some kind because Massey's

report describes him as an Asian male 18 to 21 years old. Though it's unclear

whether Asian in this case means East Asian like Korean or South Asian like Pakistani. But anyway, a mystery

caller says, look at the ex-boyfriend. The caller further advised that the boyfriend

has taken to the victim to Lincoln Park on past occasions for

sexual encounter. Prior to concluding the phone interview the caller further

stated that the victim broke off their relationship with her boyfriend

about a week before she was reported missing.

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