You have already given your statement.
Now the investigator wants to determine whether it is true.

The problem is your phone.

Who you talked to, where you were, and what you did—your messages, social media posts, and calendar still contain records of it all.

Answer the investigator’s questions and examine the records left on your phone. Compare them with your statement and decide which evidence to submit.

Even if the records work against you, you still have a choice.

You can tell the truth, explain yourself, or shift the blame onto someone else.

But once a record is submitted—and once a statement is made—it cannot be taken back.