Today on the last episode of cereal whole season episodes leads to this one right here So we're gonna be talking about January 13th 1999 when Heyman Lee disappeared in Maryland Immediately people were pointing at a non-slighted ex-boyfriend of hate This was the easiest route because of breakups come heartbreak jealousy and in this case violence But there's a guy that people weren't very sure of seems unusual very inconsistent with statements J Wild's friends of a friend of a non who admitted he held Barry the body and we got him to join us on this last episode of cereal I was very surprised to get him on the show But for the last episode I really had to get him on because he has a lot of the info so rego Jay I appreciate you joining us today. It's very kind to you considering the circumstances Okay, so question one that I after you all just kind of rapid fire. I need to dig deeper in this case so you were very inconsistent through your interrogations and you Confirmed the crime happened at the best by parking lot am I correct when saying that yes, it did occur in the best by parking lot Okay question number two. What was your relation with a?
No relation with hey Question three. Why would you get involved in burying the body? Why would you want to get involved in such a sticky situation? I got involved in burying the body because I non-settied would harm my girlfriend Question four Why did you lie recently stating you had nothing to do with the crime a lot of reason because I was very nervous?
Question five now looking back on it if somebody asks you did you kill hey, what would be your response? No Why would I I had no relation with a the only reason I held Barry the body is because I'd known After all I'd known as a ex-bull friend and he was just one Alright, so last question question six. Did you and a non-evident to fights or disagreements? Weren't that close we just smoked with each other which means we didn't have any fights.
We weren't really in a deep relationship So now that we interviewed Jay, let me go do something that's very concerning the inconsistencies So now it's the last episode we went through everything let me just go to the inconsistencies real quick and you guys can decide yourself Is Jay really the one who's guilty? Please take your name for an interrogation Jay wild did you have anything to do with the crime? No, I didn't know sir. I didn't have anything to do with the crime.
I was nowhere to be seen near the crime scene So here's another interrogation from Jay. Did you have anything to do with the crime of Heyman Lee? Yes, I was with Adnan. Did you help Barry the body?
Yes, I did help Barry the body So see as you can see the inconsistencies are very Concerning and if you look back, it's not a good look on Jay I don't know why the police didn't take him more serious than I was But there's inconsistencies that's someone that stood out for me and that I want you guys to see So we basically went through everything this last episode got an interview with Jay went through the inconsistencies Now I'm gonna give you my evidence after going after this case for months Just intrigued by it. I'm gonna go through my evidence So I believe Jay is guilty because I'm any reason to provide him The inconsistencies are huge Because he could basically confirm he was a part of burying the body And so obviously that they sticks out for him and also he pointed out where the car was to the police and with those circumstances It's very it's very concerning like that day stands out for Jay So I don't know why he's having inconsistencies. That's very concerning and then Adnan said he wasn't jealous and also Adnan was the crime was supposed to happen at three and he went back to his game class at 330 so you can't tell me he just killed somebody and he's back all dressed up and then Aisha said She saw her at the library. So that's also another reason and Jay hasn't really had much proof also Adnan was Was charged for murder for basically little to no proof and that I feel like is unacceptable So I need to dig deeper into his case and see that Jay has way more inconsistencies If you go back to Adnan's here interrogations, there was no inconsistencies Everything was the same thing.
He said when he got in is the same thing He says 20 years later and when he got out then there's absolutely no inconsistencies So to wrap up the last up of serial I believe Jay is guilty of the crime of Haman Lee January 13th 1999 in Maryland