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You say that you were punched in the face.

Was there any other altercation physical, like were any scratches or marks on your body from the interaction you had?

From that interaction, no.

But you're probably referring to the scratch that I had on my leg.

I'm sitting with Sebastian in his backyard, looking at the scar on his leg.

On the day Jackie disappeared, Sebastian says she punched him in the face, causing his teeth to push through his lip.

The people I interviewed didn't seem to have noticed anything on his mouth,

but have mentioned noticing a deep gash on his shin and have

wondered what caused it.

Yeah, I can see the scar from it, actually.

Yeah.

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