Welcome back my audience. And as we continue through this case, there has been a lot that the Lee family have been during. They'd have no idea where Jay is. And this would go on for time after time after. Then 22 year old black cisgendered male, Timothy Harrington Jr. Failed his polygraph test. He would then go on to hire a lawyer stating that he felt he was being harassed, he was getting Ready to graduate from college, going to get his graduate degree. He didn't need this. Him and Jay weren't together, and he felt that law enforcement were singling him out. And once he hired an attorney, things got a little even more intense. But ultimately, he would be charged with kidnapping and the first degree murder. Not only did forensic evidence in his apartment, as well as CCTV footage, but then also the phone evidence. It all pointed to Jay leaving their home in the early morning hours of Friday, July 8, 2022, heading over to Tim Harrington Jr's apartment under the roof of, having a conversation, working on their relationship not being a secret anymore. And while Jay was driving over there with the intent on making their relationship better, Tim Harrington Jr. Was preparing to commit a hateful homicide. And this Ole Miss murder would be one that would shake the city of Oxford and the county of Lafayette for many years to come. Even When Tim Harrington Jr. Was arrested for murder, Officer Hinchens and Detective Abernathy would go and ask him over and over, tell us, where is Jay's body? And he would have refused over and over and over again. He will continue to do this. And it's one of those things. That it's hard to even fathom. This case, it continued to take twists and turns. A lot of continuances. When the trial first began, as they were proceeding with a nobody homicide case, prosecutor La Vier would say that this was going to be a case that the world needed to know about. So much to the point that the case has been covered and featured on shows such as Dateline. Tim Harrington Jr. Would be charged with first degree murder and facing the death penalty. But his attorney, defense attorney Mozart, would argue that because Jay's body had not been found, when the trial began in the summer of 2023, just a year after Jay's disappearance, They were like, well, how did we really know that Jay died? Yes, there's some forensic evidence and this and that, but still, even if Jay came over and Jay still could have left, this was the argument of the defense attorney, Lorraine Mozart. And the prosecutors and their team continue to argue that Jay would never miss their mother's birthday, that Jay would never finish college, as at this point, Jay would have been 21 in 2023. They had goals and aspirations, and in 2022, Jay was 20 and looking forward to turning 21. Jay had even allowed themselves to get to know other people and start dating. But when Jay and Tim met in the summer of 2021, just one year before their hateful homicide, first by disappearing until their remains will be discovered in February of 2020 25. This has led to a case again, like I said, no other because Jay trusted Tim, Jay loved him. But also Jay knew that Tim was keeping them a secret. And Jay decided to put themselves out there and get to know other guys. And that bothered Tim. Tim didn't want to be open with Jay, but Tim also didn't want Jay with anyone else. And all the way to the point where because Jay's family was so loving and supportive that they, you know, Jay was even thinking of bringing this, you know, potential partner to their mom's birthday and it's upset him. And when this was all argued in the first trial, the jury would go out and it would be hung. And partly due to the fact that the defense attorney Mozart was able to rule against prosecutor Lazier that Jay could have still at that time been missing, disappeared, maybe decided to start a new life. And so ultimately Timothy Harrington Jr. Would be set free for a moment, sort of speak. But then hunters would find the remains of Jimmy J. Lee, the 20 year old gender fluid, non binary, incredible black community member, college student, Ole Miss who fell in love with another Ole miss student, then 22 year old black cisgender male Timothy Harrington Jr. Jay disappears but their remains will be found. And when they were discovered by Hunter in Lafayette county, prosecutor La Zaire would begin another trial.