· He has lived in Jacksonville, Florida all his life.
· He was in Tennessee in 2016, he and his friends got pulled over while driving north.
· He was driving without a driver’s license, presented his friend’s license as his own when he got pulled over, and found out his friend’s license was suspended.
· He is currently on probation for using his friend’s license and was incarcerated for 60 days for the same charge last year.
· While he was incarcerated, he was next-door cellmates with Zach Adams, and he states they spoke “every day” through the door.
· He states Zach saw him reading his Bible, and asked if God would ever forgive him.
· This was before he knew what Zach was in prison for.
· Zach later told him what he was charged with. He said a couple of his friends got drunk, went into the woods with a girl, and he stated he “was there for the worst of it,” before the subject shifted to forgiveness again.
· He said Zach told him Holly’s body had been chopped up, and pieces were found in different places in Tennessee.
· He reached out to law enforcement after this, and they spoke to him. He states he did not ask for anything from law enforcement.
· He states Zach also mentioned a video before Corey left prison, stating it was “right under the nose of [law enforcement], but they hadn’t found it.”
· He admits he was staying in protective custody, where everyone was locked up 23 hours of the day. He agrees people in jail generally maintain a “tough demeanor.”
· He is on the sex offender registry, but denies it was due to an interaction with a Minor.
· He states Williamson County broadcasts the news, but he didn’t see anything related to the Holly Bobo case.
· Zach also told him someone had committed suicide due to guilt.