Ashley Flowers

So we've got our like crime junkie life rules.

And we also noted we also created our like if I go missing folder because.

You know, we realized how little sometimes police will push or sometimes they even know.

And so it's literally like this file that we've gotten people who've reached out and be like, this actually like saved my loved one.

It's just like a list of like, if I go missing, these are the things to do.

And we're working on more and more resources like that because I found so many families.

Nobody prepares to be a true crime episode.

Yeah.

And so many families, you hope and pray that law enforcement are going to take care of you.

But like I said, we're finding more and more that's not the case.

And people are having to be their own investigator, their own advocate.

And so we're trying more and more to create resources to be like, I'm in this impossible situation.

What do I do?

And where can you find those resources?

So right now the If I Go Missing folder is on our website, CrimeJunkie.com, and we're going to be building out an entire resources tab coming soon with those like, how do I file a FOIA?

How do I get records?

What do I need to ask for?

That I think is going to be really helpful for families.

What case are you, besides the Arizona one, that you're the most embedded in right now?

I think it's this Melissa Casillas one, this woman who went missing last year in 2025.