Ashley Flowers

I think they're hoping that this isn't as bad as they think it is. But when they phone this friend and they call somebody who used to be a cop, he, quote, knows a lot about videotapes. Very 1995. But he gets here and he's like, no, this is worse. We need to call the real police. Quickly, the real police descend on this place and it's just worse than you could have imagined.

I mean, they even find this index on top one of the filing cabinets and it's like got ages, names, dates. Is it a shower shot? Is it a toilet shot? Is it a close up shot? And when I say close up, this isn't just someone sitting on the toilet. I mean, this is zoomed into their genitals. Yeah. And many of these names on the list are minors, like kids, his kids go to school with.

I mean, they even find this index on top one of the filing cabinets and it's like got ages, names, dates. Is it a shower shot? Is it a toilet shot? Is it a close up shot? And when I say close up, this isn't just someone sitting on the toilet. I mean, this is zoomed into their genitals. Yeah. And many of these names on the list are minors, like kids, his kids go to school with.

I know. And that's not the only like thing they're piecing together. So like, because this is happening in the same place, it's a lot of the same people who were called for Peggy's case. One of them being Sergeant Ray Martinez. And he says when he first gets this call to respond, he's like... Hammond. Like, why do I know the name Hammond? And then it hits him.

I know. And that's not the only like thing they're piecing together. So like, because this is happening in the same place, it's a lot of the same people who were called for Peggy's case. One of them being Sergeant Ray Martinez. And he says when he first gets this call to respond, he's like... Hammond. Like, why do I know the name Hammond? And then it hits him.

He's like, during our canvassing, we went to his house. And then all of a sudden, he's like putting the pieces together.

He's like, during our canvassing, we went to his house. And then all of a sudden, he's like putting the pieces together.

Full-on naked mole rat in a hotel room? Dude, I don't know what to think of this. I—if you, like, look at what the people around him said who were, like, supportive of him— In a way of saying like he couldn't do anything violent. They would say that he was very into bodybuilding. I, you know, I still try and find like old archives of like, were there competitions?

Full-on naked mole rat in a hotel room? Dude, I don't know what to think of this. I—if you, like, look at what the people around him said who were, like, supportive of him— In a way of saying like he couldn't do anything violent. They would say that he was very into bodybuilding. I, you know, I still try and find like old archives of like, were there competitions?

Like, was this something he was actively doing for how long? Because like, I want to know, is this guy near smooth all the time or just on this day that he died? Feels important. I don't know. But the people who supported him, and support's the wrong word because nobody was like, well, we'll get there.

Like, was this something he was actively doing for how long? Because like, I want to know, is this guy near smooth all the time or just on this day that he died? Feels important. I don't know. But the people who supported him, and support's the wrong word because nobody was like, well, we'll get there.

But his wife basically was like, I didn't know any of the videotape stuff was happening, but he's not capable of something violent.

But his wife basically was like, I didn't know any of the videotape stuff was happening, but he's not capable of something violent.

And that's the thing. I have such a hard time understanding. We tried reaching out to her. We weren't able to get in touch. But I... I don't know how, like, she would, because she said she was totally blindsided. She, like, didn't have any idea what was happening in her home, which is just, like, quick PSA to people. Like, if your husband has a locked room in the basement. Maybe go in it.

And that's the thing. I have such a hard time understanding. We tried reaching out to her. We weren't able to get in touch. But I... I don't know how, like, she would, because she said she was totally blindsided. She, like, didn't have any idea what was happening in her home, which is just, like, quick PSA to people. Like, if your husband has a locked room in the basement. Maybe go in it.

Of, yeah, of the home you share, you're allowed to ask questions. But I don't know what their dynamic was. Like, you know, when they gave her immunity deal to talk, she paints, like, a very vanilla picture of their life. She says that, like, she would make dinner from scratch. He'd come home at 7 p.m. They'd eat dinner together as a family. Their kids would do homework.

Of, yeah, of the home you share, you're allowed to ask questions. But I don't know what their dynamic was. Like, you know, when they gave her immunity deal to talk, she paints, like, a very vanilla picture of their life. She says that, like, she would make dinner from scratch. He'd come home at 7 p.m. They'd eat dinner together as a family. Their kids would do homework.

And then, like, they wouldn't even watch TV. Like, they were, you know, all-American family.

And then, like, they wouldn't even watch TV. Like, they were, you know, all-American family.

I don't think so either. But anyways, it seemed like, again, she didn't, at least from what I've seen, didn't give any indication that there was, like, dark parts of her marriage. She was surprised by this. So he gets arrested. He gets released on a $5,000 bond. And it's when he's released that he goes to that Denver hotel and he dies by suicide.