I was noticeably confused by this statement. I tried to keep my eye contact friendly, but I was starting to think that it was possible that Kelly played a greater role in Sara’s death. “You have to realize I didn’t want any part in this.” This was the first time her face warmed into an expression that matched her age but only for as long as it took her to type with her thumbs. Reluctantly, as I’d bought it literally the day before, I pulled the iPhone out of my pocket and handed it to her. “You’re telling me you can’t directly tell me what’s going on, but you can show me something on YouTube?” “I can…show you a video that kind of explains.” If you can’t shed more light on what happened tonight, it’s possible Sara’s parents could file charges that would indicate you as being an accessory in Sara’s death.” Even though we don’t consider you a suspect at all, we have to rationalize based on the limited evidence we’ve gathered.

I want to be completely honest with you, Sara’s parents are about 15 minutes out. “Kelly, we need to find a way to talk to each other. He knocked on the glass and pointed to his watch, clearly I didn’t have much time left until the parents arrived. It’s not that I don’t want to, it’s that I can’t. “Kelly, the only thing you told us was that she played the stairs game.” “So you’re saying that I need to elaborate or there will be… complications?” “Your official statement is too vague to be considered as a satisfactory explanation.” But if you know Sara you know Sara’s parents they deserve to know what really happened to their daughter.” That’s not what this is about, and I know discussing what happened to her with a complete stranger is not ideal. “Look, we know that you are in no way responsible for Sara’s death. “You’re saying a game killed your friend?” She still wasn’t looking at me directly, it’s like something would disappear or she would lose track of something were she to make eye contact. “Good, I’ll get an ETA on the parents and check back in later.”

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