Ashley Flowers

No, it's right there in the file.

It's just not followed up on.

No.

But regardless, I don't think it's outrageous to speculate that whoever was in that car, for whatever reason, it might have had to do with Laura.

All of this brings me right up to the few weeks before Laura was murdered.

That is when she did something strange, right before Thanksgiving.

Laura wrote a prescription and asked one of her friends, who we're going to call Tara, for a favor.

She wanted Tara to fill the prescription in Tara's name, but then give it to Laura.

Not that we know of.

And Tara actually told police that Laura had never asked her to do any favors at all.

But she said that Laura was, quote, really behind on paperwork and in desperation when she asked this.

I don't know if she ever did this before with anyone else.

As far as I can tell, Laura was like a pretty by-the-books person.

And this is definitely not legal.

Like it could be considered prescription fraud.

And if there's controlled substances involved.

I mean, it can rise to felony charges.

It's like the kind of thing that if found out by the medical board could cause someone's medical license to be suspended or even revoked.

So I don't know what was driving her to do this now.

No, it's redacted in the file.