In that interview, Jessica appeared to be telling the story smoothly about the beginning of the case that ensnared her. In the recording, she admitted that she still felt confused about what had ensnared her. Jessica and Mirna were indeed friends. They met when both were studying in Australia. In the interview, Jessica admitted that she came from Australia just to meet her friends.

"Jessica admits to living a difficult life after being involved in the case of Wayan Mirna's death. At that time, she continued to be the center of media attention as the only suspect. 'It is so difficult to stay sane every day,' she said. Furthermore, she claimed to be traumatized and felt that all media outlets cornered her during that time. According to her, all the media coverage about her was not true."

"Jessica also complained about the judge's decision that judged her. According to her, the judges did not make a fair decision for her. Everything we brought to the table, they completely ignored. If the media wasn't interested in me at that time, would it be different?" added Jessica."

However, unfortunately, the online interview was interrupted. A man's voice can be heard interrupting the interview. "I'm sorry, Jessica," the man said. "Yes," Jessica replied. "I apologize, maybe this has gone too far," the man said.

In the documentary film, Wayan Mirna's father, Darmawan Salihin, and also the prosecutors were interviewed. Darmawan Salihin believes that Jessica truly killed her daughter. "Are you sure Jessica killed Mirna? One hundred percent. Guilty. She is the killer," Darmawan Salihin firmly stated.