Whitney rationalized having sex with Elijah by telling herself she and Blake were on a break and that Blake had cheated first. She characterized the encounter as average for her but thrilling for Elijah, noting his gratitude afterward.

After dressing and fixing her appearance, Whitney returned to the bedroom and revealed that Elijah’s throat had been slit. She admitted she killed him, claiming she felt some remorse but insisting it was necessary because Elijah knew too much and had an unhealthy infatuation with her.

Whitney described the murder as quick and timed to occur when Elijah was drowsy and satisfied, saying he “barely even knew he was dying.” She bid him goodbye and confirmed he did not answer, underscoring his death.

She then outlined her plan to wipe down everything she touched in Elijah’s apartment and to wait for a safe moment to leave, believing no one would recognize her and that Elijah lacked close friends, minimizing the risk of being connected to him.

Whitney mentally tallied her victims—Mr. Zimmerly, Stacie Parker, and now Elijah—and noted there were two more targets left. She concluded with determination to finalize her plan the next day and “set everything right.”