Ashley Flowers

But when the detective finally does tell Dave that Laura died...

He just like doubles over and starts sobbing uncontrollably, which the detective says continues for the duration of their conversation.

And they speak about Laura's medical history, the order of protection, the divorce, the domestic violence call, and even his affair.

But Dave maintains that he had no idea where Laura lived or what her life was like after they separated.

From what I can see, the last time he tells them that he saw Laura was at their son's baseball game back in October.

And for all the things they do talk about, nowhere in the summary do I see the detective asking Dave any accusatory questions or even anything about where he was the night before.

Not explicitly, no.

But what makes the Dave scenario tricky is that his three sons were with him all weekend.

Back in 2013, they would have been like around six, eight and nine.

Yeah, I mean, sure.

Like Laura's rental was only 15 minutes away, but there's no record of anyone sitting for them.

And we reached out to one of Dave and Laura's now adult sons for comment, but he declined to speak and asked that we not contact anyone else in his family.

What I do know is that Gilbert PD did look at Dave's phone and that showed that he was at his house from the night of December 8th through the morning of the 9th.

Up until he dropped the kids off at school between like 7 and 7.30 that morning.

Sure.

Which is why I'm dying to see more records.

Like, was there activity on it during that time?

Like, was it normal activity?

Did they look at location data outside of just that night?

Did it ever come close to Laura's rental?