seat, by sliding the back over the seat and got in the backseat. and i m the driver seat nice don t to leave. she says that s when she encountered the maintenance man who according to shannon, didn t see jermeir hiding in the backseat. soon after they left the apartment complex and drove back to greensboro. i can basking what happened, what the problem was. what happened. i was crying. he was yelling at me. she wasn t rehearsed, and she wasn t rushed to answer a question. it was, i would ask a question, she gave it a moment, she responded. that didn t make me think she was making something up. wow, that s a story that fits all the facts and exonerate. or it does. in a, chant it is not guilty. exactly. when she s telling the story, i think, wow, this actually sounds pretty decent so far. then i think, wait a minute,
heard him arguing, him yelling at someone. i got out of the car, started up the sidewalk to the breezeway, and i heard a gunshot. reporter: moments later, said shannon, jermeir rushed past her and got in the driver s seat, which would explain how gunshot residue was found there. he got out of the driver s seat by sliding up over the back seat and got into the back seat and just told me to get in. i got in the driver s seat and i started to leave. reporter: she says that s when she encountered the maintenance man who, according to shannon, didn t see jermeir hiding in the back seat. soon after they left the apartment complex and drove back to greensboro. i kept asking him what happened, what the problem was. what had happened. i was crying. he was yelling at me. she wasn t rehearsed. and she wouldn t rush to answer our question. it was i d ask a question. she d give it a moment. she d respond. not too long to make me think she s making something up.
i got in the driver s seat and i started to leave. reporter: she says that s when she encountered the maintenance man who, according to shannon, didn t see jermeir hiding in the back seat. soon after they left the apartment complex and drove back to greensboro. i kept asking him what happened, what the problem was. what had happened. i was crying. he was yelling at me. she wasn t rehearsed. and she wouldn t rush to answer a question. it was i d ask a question. she d give it a moment. she d respond. not too long to make me think she s making something up. and in the back of your mind, even though you may not want to admit it, we knew jermeir had did this. yes. reporter: wow. that s a story that sort of fits all the facts and exonerates her. it does. reporter: and in it, shannon is not guilty. exactly. so when she s telling this story, i m thinking, wow, this actually sounds pretty decent so far. but then i think, wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. back up.
started to leave. reporter: she says that s when she encountered the maintenance man who, according to shannon, didn t see jermeir hiding in the back seat. soon after they left the apartment complex and drove back to greensboro. i kept asking him what happened, what the problem was. what had happened. i was crying. he was yelling at me. she wasn t rehearsed. and she wouldn t rush to answer a question. it was i d ask a question. she d give it a moment. she d respond. not too long to make me think she s making something up. and in the back of your mind, even though you may not want to admit it, we knew jermeir had did this. yes. reporter: wow. that s a story that sort of fits all the facts and exonerates her. it does. reporter: and in it, shannon is not guilty. exactly. so when she s telling this story, i m thinking, wow, this actually sounds pretty decent so far. but then i think, wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. back up. reporter: pate raised an obviou
heard him arguing, him yelling at someone. i got out of the car, started up the sidewalk to the breezeway, and i heard a gunshot. reporter: moments later, said shannon, jermeir rushed past her and got in the driver s seat, which would explain how gunshot residue was found there. he got out of the driver s seat by sliding up over the back seat and got into the back seat and just told me to get in. i got in the driver s seat and i started to leave. reporter: she says that s when she encountered the maintenance man who, according to shannon, didn t see jermeir hiding in the back seat. soon after they left the apartment complex and drove back to greensboro. i kept asking him what happened, what the problem was. what had happened. i was crying. he was yelling at me. she wasn t rehearsed. and she wouldn t rush to answer a question. it was i d ask a question. she d give it a moment. she d respond.