Every time I close my eyes, the night plays over and over again. Me dragging myself to the game all alone, ready to confront J.B. But when I arrived, I saw him covered in blood.
-- Keyana (Keyana Glenn)

Importance: Keyana claims that she believes J.B. when he tells her that he had nothing to do with Moore’s murder. Regardless, J.B. appears guilty when he is seen with blood on his clothes. It is later determined that the blood on J.B.’s clothes was his own from a stress nosebleed.

One of them did this, maybe all of them together. The records show the three of them had spats with Kenneth that day.
-- Hicks (Wilson Hicks)

Importance: Hicks claims he believes that J.B., Ramón, or Trey were responsible for Moore’s death. He points out that they appear guilty because they all had arguments with Moore that day. Ironically, Hicks, a White...