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Yeah.
You OK?
I just feel so bad.
I wasn't really the best
of friends with her, but
I did know her
and she was in my classes.
I saw her in my classes
and stuff, but...
that was about it.
She's really kind-hearted.
Really nice girl.
Kind of shy.
Jessica was probably one of
the sweetest girls I ever knew.
I think she was probably
one of those people
that got ran over
and pushed to the side.
There's been something
a little more reserved
with her lately.
I did. I did
and I didn't.
Wasn't a drastic change
in her behavior.
Uh, there was just a...
um... a little less
enthusiasm for school.
Most of the time, she said
she was fine, but sometimes
she just said, uh, she sort
of brushed it off by saying,
"Oh, I just have
a lot on my mind."
Kind of the typical
teenage answer, but,
as a teacher,
I should know better.
This was something a lot
deeper and darker
for her.
I heard from a few people
that there was a few girls
who were giving her
a hard time.
Mainly I just heard it was,
like, bullying over time
and, you know, uh, from...
someone in the classroom.
I heard that she was
getting harassed a lot
by some girl that goes
to our school.
Yeah, her name's Avery.
I don't really know Avery,
but I've kind of heard
of her and stay
out of her way.
I mean, she doesn't
seem mean,
but when she's around
Jessica, she just
sort of... I guess she
just sort of changes.
I've met Avery, and she
doesn't seem like that type
but, I mean,
I guess... rumor has it.
You just hear all
the rumors.
You don't hear anything
about, like,
what actually happened,
you just hear the gossip.
I thought we were
gonna go get coffee.
What time were you
gonna get coffee?
Yeah, we can, but I want
to go shopping
before Dan's party, so...
Hello, ladies.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- How are you?
- Good.
Can we talk to you
for a couple seconds?
- Sure.
- Great.
Are you... are you
Avery Keller?
Yeah.
Nice to meet you.
I'm... I'm Amy.
Nice to meet you.
- Hi.
- Hi.
We have been
talking to students
throughout the day
about...
- Mm-hmm.
Did you guys hear
about Jessica?
- Yeah.
- It's, like,
all over school.
Did you know Jessica?
We used
to be friends, but...
You were
all friends before?
No, I used to be
good friends with her, but...
Oh, you... not anymore?
No, just, like, high school.
You know, you grow up.
But nothing happened
between the two of you?
- No.
- Oh, just kinda
- grew apart?
- Yeah.
Jessica was
admitted on Friday.
She was unresponsive
from an overdose
of hydrocodone.
She has, uh, slipped
into a coma
due to lack of oxygen
to the brain.
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