I want to play a little of Banfield right here.

I have to take a quick break right now, but there's so much more of this ahead,

lots and lots of these documents.

Like next, never before seen interviews with the surviving roommates and friends,

and with a former roommate who never felt safe in that house.

And one of the roommates answers some questions

that we've been asking about that morning after.

And we also have exclusive reporting

about a text message that Coburger's mom sent him

right after the murders, mentioning the murders.

And quote, that girl, one of those girls in the coffee shop.

The experts who found it on the killer's phone

joined me live when we come back.

Why she was spared that night, even though Kohlberger saw her

and knew that she saw him.

The interviewing officer writes this, and I quote, she does not believe anyone ever tried to

open her door during the time he was in the house. And he could easily have done so. She volunteered

that to come through the sliding glass door, the person would have had to scale a tall wall. She advised the suspect would have known her room would have been occupied because he appeared to have known the layout of the house. She also said it could have been someone who was in the house last year when other girls were living in the house. Dylan took a lot of

undeserved abuse online from trolls. I hope you're happy. Those trolls just

couldn't understand how she didn't realize her roommates had been slaughtered. But

when you read her statement you find out just how little the survivors, the friends, the kids who came over that next morning, just how little they really knew about what had happened inside.

Let me read you this. Quote, she advised, she initially stayed.

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