Ashley Flowers

Honestly, one of her biggest takeaways is this.

Dude, that's the thing.

Like, I don't think he ever explains that.

I'm like, she left her keys.

Well, I mean, not nothing.

Remember, she, well, according to Mark and Sierra, she's missing from the house is her toothbrush, her reading glasses, her sunglasses, and then that 90-day supply of her thyroid medication.

Well, the Mondragons say that from the start, they think that Mark was trying to plant the idea that someone came to get Melissa, pointing to those unfamiliar tire tracks in the driveway.

Remember, as evidence that another man had picked her up.

But the thing is, like, he doesn't say who that would be, though.

It's hard to tell what he's saying because Mark has offered a lot of theories over the months about where she might have gone.

Florida, Arizona, Washington.

Maybe she left with the help from a contractor that she was having an affair with.

Wait, she was having an affair?

No, that's the thing.

Not that anyone knows of.

I think he's just guessing.

Says, you know, it could have been a contractor or maybe a hunter she knew or a photographer from Colorado.

Sometimes he insinuates to the family that he knows exactly where she is or who she's with, but he won't give names, which feels so weird to them and weird to me even.

Even the theory that she would leave him for another man in general, though, I can't really get my head around from his telling.

Because in his first interview, he told detectives that their marriage was great.