Ashley Flowers

I don't know exactly because as of this recording, we haven't gotten any photos or body cam footage from the Grand Prairie Police Department in response to our FOIA.

But I will say at least some of the wetness, at least some of the wetness on Jojo himself is urine.

Because responding officers say that he smells of urine, which makes sense to me.

I mean, especially for a little kid trapped in any way or dying.

Like, your body is panicking.

Or as you, like, lose consciousness, you sometimes can lose control of bodily functions.

But the reports don't fully explain why that other stuff would be wet.

But in Brandon's version of events, none of this makes sense anyway.

Because even if JoJo lost control of his bladder and all of the wetness on him was urine...

That would probably happen when he's in the chest, right?

Yeah.

Like there's nothing mentioned in Brandon's statement like, oh, JoJo had just taken a bath earlier.

It wasn't like, oh, I knocked over water while trying to save him.

It was just he was in the toy chest, like full stop.

And it doesn't even appear like he tries to address the wetness stuff.

Like he's not like a baby or even a little toddler.

So it does seem with this specific toy chest that if it shuts, that it would automatically lock.

So like he wouldn't have been able to open it back up on his own from the inside.

You can only do that from the outside.

But to your point, like I'm still trying to figure out why he couldn't have gotten help, even if that I mean, we know that's like that's how it worked.