McLeod says the other men began leaving the room closer to 4 a.m., so he “took another video, her consent to the whole thing, just seeing that she wasn’t OK, that she wasn’t drunk, she wasn’t blackout drunk and couldn't move,” he tells the detective.

E.M. told him she was fine and she consented to everything, McLeod recalls to the police detective.

After that, everyone left but his roommate, Formenton.

McLeod tells the detective he “hopped in the shower, and she came in and we just had sex.”

When E.M. was getting dressed, she couldn’t find her ring, so Formenton and McLeod spent 10 or 15 minutes helping her look for it.

“She seemed really upset” that she couldn't find it and the two men “tried to calm her down. We could tell she was kind of upset. And that was the night.”

In her testimony earlier in the trial, E.M. said she returned to the room for her ring, but the two men seemed annoyed that she had come back and didn’t help her look for it.