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So one of the two "drivers" finally speaks. What a great guy, he drops her off and is suppose to pick her back up in a couple of hours. After a few hours he doesn't hear from her but can't be bothered to check up on her. He doesn't hear from her till 7am the next morning. At this time she tells him to pick up her kids. But he doesn't do it because he doesn't know her that well. Which begs another question of why a woman would send a man to pick up her kids that she doesn't know that well.

The driver is probably lying and knows her better than he's letting on. Remember the cop from the radio transmission tape.

2:12:08 AM “Uh, um, yeah call and see if you can’t get somebody to go up to the home free to rap out there and check on some of the young ‘uns” (translated by SirJohnBarleycorn)

Either she called the driver/pimp/boyfriend/whatever or the cops called him.

If this driver is one the three men she told police could have been the DNA contributor (which was her boyfriend and her two "drivers"), then they must have been recently having sex, and he probably knows her better than he's letting on.

Also, if she was modeling see-through stripper outfits for him at his home prior to going to the lacrosse party, it's not hard to guess what they ended up doing and why she was late to the party.

Wonder if her "boyfriend" knew she was in the habit of having sex with both of her drivers. I wonder if she was hiding the fact from her boyfriend that she was stripping and prostituting to earn cash. I wonder whether her boyfriend is in the "business" - if so, undoubtedly he knew the score, if not, perhaps she was hiding things from him and perhaps whatever web of lies she had been spinning for the boyfriend may have been a factor in her decision to cry rape.

BTW, this was the final version of that transcription:

Starting Date Tuesday March 14, 2006 at 12:58:07 AM: [radio static]

12:58:10 AM “I’m in the alley, it’s about a half block down from where you are”

12:58:19 AM “I’m standing right here on the sidewalk, actually on Buchanan, at uh, 610, right now”

12:58:28 AM “…walk up there and walk down, but these kids -- they’ve already left”

12:58:39 AM [radio static]

12:58:43 AM “610, uh, Buchanan, but there’s nobody here, and they’ve all already left”

12:58:52 AM “Sent two other units out, then we’ll do a little knock and talk, see if anyone’s home”

1:33:55 AM “She -- she’s breathing and appears to be fine, she’s not in distress, she’s just passed out drunk “

2:12:08 AM “Uh, um, yeah call and see if you can’t get somebody close to Charles Street to ride by there and check on them young ‘uns”

2:37:07 AM “She’s uh, on the way to Duke now, and they’re going to get a SANE nurse and start a report, and then uh I’ll let you know where we are at that point” [different voice:] “Allright, you caught up 303?” [original voice:] “That’s your job, Big Daddy”

2:39:03 AM “Uh the one that we talked to at the Kroger knew her?” [a different voice:] “Quite possibly … [they worked together?]”