Before She Was Found. Heather Gudenkauf

PETIT: Yes.

      OFFICER WILSON: On a Sunday night?

      JORDYN PETIT: It’s spring break, so we don’t have school this week.

      OFFICER WILSON: What time did you go over to Cora’s house?

      JORDYN PETIT: Um. Around six, I think. My grandpa dropped me off at about six.

      OFFICER WILSON: And Violet Crow was there, too? What time did she get to Cora’s?

      JORDYN PETIT: Later than me. Around six thirty. Her brother and his friends dropped her off.

      OFFICER WILSON: Violet’s brother?

      JORDYN PETIT: Yes. Max and his friends.

      OFFICER WILSON: Do you know the name of the friends?

      JORDYN PETIT: Clint something, I think.

      OFFICER WILSON: You don’t know his last name?

      JORDYN PETIT: No. And there was a girl in the car, too. Max’s girlfriend, Nikki.

      OFFICER WILSON: Do you know what kind of car they came in?

      JORDYN PETIT: I’m not sure.

      OFFICER WILSON: The color? Or number of doors it had?

      JORDYN PETIT: I don’t remember. Blue or black, maybe?

      OFFICER WILSON: Okay. After Violet got there, what did you do?

      JORDYN PETIT: We ate pizza and talked.

      OFFICER WILSON: What did you talk about?

      JORDYN PETIT: I don’t know. Just school and stuff.