NIFONG: Well, again, I have—certainly one of the theories that I've heard is that the woman who was not inside was the person who made that call. And again, I don't really intend to comment on any of that to the extent that any of that is relevant. That is evidence that will be heard at trial.
ABRAMS: Have you identified the person who made the 911-call?
NIFONG: Have I personally identified...
ABRAMS: Yes.
NIFONG: Do I know if the...
ABRAMS: Do you know who it is?
NIFONG: ... to my knowledge that—I do not.
ABRAMS: OK. So that person has not come forward to say I was the one who made the call.
NIFONG: To my knowledge, no one has done that yet.
So, on March 31, Nifong is saying he doesn't know who made the first 911 call? Is there anything in the discovery to contradict that claim?
We know Kim Roberts was arrested on a months old probation violation on Mar. 22. I'm sure she told police she was the 911 caller then. So Nifong would have known that before Mar. 31.