Ashley Flowers

I mean, we could spend all day guessing how Laura felt about her marriage or her safety when leaving that marriage.

But you can only get so much when trying to read between black and white lines on a police report.

To hear it in her own words, I mean, it's hard to overstate how important this was.

So thank you to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for fulfilling this request.

This is how it's supposed to work.

And I think hearing this now raises a lot more questions, not just about Laura's case, but even about Nick Cordova's too.

If you remember from Nick Cordova's episode, Dave had told officers that the gun he had in his office he had just gotten because of a domestic custody dispute that he was having in 2020.

Well, maybe that gun was new, but Dave was pretty clear here.

He had a gun in his office as early as 2013.

Did something just get lost in translation, or should we read more into that?

I also think Laura had a lot of information about Dave's business dealings, information that I think could be critical to understanding how this man operated then and in 2020, maybe even now.

And a couple of questions are top of mind for me coming out of hearing this.

One, what fire was Laura referencing?

Does anyone out there know about a fire that happened which was somehow connected to one of Dave's businesses?

Second, what is the deal with this $400,000 of tax debt that Laura is talking about being in, that they're going to be coming after her for?

And more importantly, I would love to know more about all those insurance payouts that Dave seemed to be expecting to help them get in a good spot.

And third and finally, we obviously looked into all the businesses Dave had in his name.

But at one point, Laura accused Dave of starting a business with his mistress and putting his and Laura's children's names on the LLC to ensure the woman wouldn't become a majority owner or take anything that wasn't hers.

Now I feel like I have to go down another rabbit hole.

Does this LLC still exist?