And we interviewed Jaquan Kimbrough-Rucker, the third teen in the car and only survivor. Archer wrote that perhaps we should not interview witnesses to crimes until after the investigation is complete because in our interview, Kimbrough-Rucker told us something different than he said under oath to Florida Department of Law Enforcement. He told us they couldn't hear what the deputy was shouting over the loud music in the car and about their confusion; he told FDLE the music was loud but he heard the deputy's shouts to stop, again emphasizing their confusion. In BCSO's own report, they note that Kimbrough-Rucker told FDLE something that contradicted their own investigation into the speed and direction of the car.