Ashley Flowers

But whether police ever verified that and got the footage is TBD.

There's nothing saying that they did in what we have.

He says after the jewelry store, they left and he was taken back to his car.

And by like 3.30 or 3.45, he was passing back by the laundromat.

And this time the GMC was gone.

So he figured, you know, Nikki's done.

Now, he stops by a few houses before getting home at around 5.30, maybe 5.45.

But he notes that he wasn't really paying attention to the times.

And then he just kind of hung out at their apartment, waiting for Nikki and watching any given Sunday on TV.

To me, this isn't a super strong alibi, especially if we believe that Nikki left the laundromat alive and well.

She is last seen there by somebody at around like three o'clock, remember?

And that is especially interesting knowing what I found in the case report.

there is a witness who apparently places Bobby at the laundromat with Nikki.

This woman tells police that she walked into Richmond Coin Laundry on the day that Nikki vanished.

Now, apparently she was just trying to use the payphone when she saw Nikki at the entrance talking to a Black man.

She didn't know who he was, didn't think much of it,

Not until investigators circled back to her years later and asked her to review this six photo lineup.

They explained the process, tell her, you know, take your time, but she doesn't need time.

She immediately points to photo number six, Bobby Webster, and she indicates that is the man I saw talking to Nikki.

Now, what can you do with an ID that comes like four years later and after your person of interest has been in the news for this case, right?