She never slept there, according to her mother, but she hung out in that room during the day.

Crime scene texts found one of Maddie's white crocks in her mother's bedroom.

That means she did not wear her white crocs when she left the house that morning, as Stearns had claimed.

Anything else that we haven't asked if it was important, maybe that might help us out?

I'm sorry I'm having trouble recollecting everything.

I'm going to slip away for a second.

Anything that you remember, maybe she might have told you.

She didn't mention anything in particular.

Okay. You might have told you. She didn't mention anything in particular. He made a joke about her crocks.

She wears crocs and socks.

She's been joking about that.

Crime scene texts said they found the mate to that white crock found in the bedroom in the dumpster.

Wow.

That's damn important.

So the second crock was found in the dumpster with her laptop and her backpack.

So, and I apologize, I was wrong about the roommate.

It's actually she heard the noises coming from the room at 0.2.30.

So that may have been the time that Madeline lost her life to this savage, you know.

And all these other movements, you know, when did he, when did he carry her to the car?

When did he do it under the cover of darkness?

That's some of the questions we don't have answered.

And I don't know if the paperwork that we're reading right now will

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