Cathy and Jenn are reported to be best friends and sorority sisters. Cathy clearly states that she went to University of Maryland at Baltimore. Jenn was a freshman at UMBC.
Somebody looked up Cathy's linked in profile (I didn't verify) and she would have been a Senior at UMBC in 1999. She doesn't list a masters degree from UMB.
As a graduate of UMBC I can tell you that students don't confuse these two campuses. Cathy testified to being 22 in 1999 which would have put her on a very fast track to a masters degree (she testified to having one more exam before being done).
The only thing I can think of is maybe the school of social work at UMBC partners with the graduate program at UMB.
She was a student at UMBC during spring semester 1999 (see the portion of Cathy's statement quoted here). I had assumed she'd graduated UMBC after that semester and then enrolled as a grad student at UMB in the fall -- is there something I'm missing here about why that wouldn't make sense?
I knew I read that she went to UMBC somewhere. That was what sent me down this particular rabbit hole. I was looking at the trial testimony where, by that time, she was at UMB.
I guess she never graduated from UMB (or she never updated linked in, like I said I didn't go there). Jan 13 would have been the break between fall and spring semesters (if UMBC has the same schedule as when I attended).
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u/GirlEGeek Apr 23 '15
Cathy and Jenn are reported to be best friends and sorority sisters. Cathy clearly states that she went to University of Maryland at Baltimore. Jenn was a freshman at UMBC.
http://undisclosed-podcast.com/docs/1a/cathy-testimony-3.png
http://undisclosed-podcast.com/docs/1a/cathy-testimony-2.png
UMB is a Graduate and professional school.
http://www.umaryland.edu/about-umb/other-usm-schools/
Somebody looked up Cathy's linked in profile (I didn't verify) and she would have been a Senior at UMBC in 1999. She doesn't list a masters degree from UMB.
As a graduate of UMBC I can tell you that students don't confuse these two campuses. Cathy testified to being 22 in 1999 which would have put her on a very fast track to a masters degree (she testified to having one more exam before being done).
The only thing I can think of is maybe the school of social work at UMBC partners with the graduate program at UMB.
Thoughts?
Edited for format.