Ashley Flowers

I don't know.

He is not an easy guy to get a straight answer from.

That, yes.

And listen, some of her trail that day has already been confirmed by police.

The Casillas home didn't have surveillance cameras or anything like that.

But there were some outside the shopping plaza where Sierra worked.

And there is footage of Melissa, alone, seemingly fine, going to drop off lunch for her daughter.

At 12.56 p.m., Melissa's white sedan comes in hot to a handicapped parking spot.

Like she bumps into that, I don't know, I want to call it a guardrail.

Yeah.

And it's so hard that the whole car kind of shakes.

So she like backs up a little bit.

And then like 10 seconds later, she gets out of the car and calmly starts walking down the sidewalk with a sandwich for Sierra in one hand.

Then another camera picks her up in the plaza.

We get a better look at her.

She's in that turquoise T-shirt with a sweatshirt or something like that tied around her waist in jeans.

And then a minute later, she is back on that same camera walking back to her car.

No sandwich anymore, but she's holding a piece of paper in her hand, that check that Sierra asked her to cash for her.

Now, the parking lot camera picks her back up, getting into her car.

But the video cuts off before we actually see her pulling away.