Ashley Flowers

While Cicero police had Linda in custody, they also questioned her about another man that she had lent money to, named Ronald Ghiotto. According to Linda, she had met Ronald at a Halloween party in 1987, the year after George's murder. And for some reason, she lent this guy over $200,000.

While Cicero police had Linda in custody, they also questioned her about another man that she had lent money to, named Ronald Ghiotto. According to Linda, she had met Ronald at a Halloween party in 1987, the year after George's murder. And for some reason, she lent this guy over $200,000.

Detective Roska Anderson says Linda was asked if she had ever seen Ronald with anybody that drove a red Mustang.

Detective Roska Anderson says Linda was asked if she had ever seen Ronald with anybody that drove a red Mustang.

Detective Roska Anderson says Linda was asked if she had ever seen Ronald with anybody that drove a red Mustang.

When asked straight on about George's murder, Linda adamantly denied having anything to do with it. But when officers asked whether Ronald might have a different answer to that question... Her answer was, quote-unquote, I'm not saying he would or he wouldn't.

When asked straight on about George's murder, Linda adamantly denied having anything to do with it. But when officers asked whether Ronald might have a different answer to that question... Her answer was, quote-unquote, I'm not saying he would or he wouldn't.

When asked straight on about George's murder, Linda adamantly denied having anything to do with it. But when officers asked whether Ronald might have a different answer to that question... Her answer was, quote-unquote, I'm not saying he would or he wouldn't.

But again, because Linda claimed that she had met Ronald after 1986, detectives then didn't really explore him as a suspect. Detective Roska Anderson wasn't able to determine whether or not he was still alive. So Ronald, if you're out there and listening, please contact the Vilas County Sheriff's Office. Now, at this point, little follow-up doesn't get you very far, so the case went cold again.

But again, because Linda claimed that she had met Ronald after 1986, detectives then didn't really explore him as a suspect. Detective Roska Anderson wasn't able to determine whether or not he was still alive. So Ronald, if you're out there and listening, please contact the Vilas County Sheriff's Office. Now, at this point, little follow-up doesn't get you very far, so the case went cold again.

But again, because Linda claimed that she had met Ronald after 1986, detectives then didn't really explore him as a suspect. Detective Roska Anderson wasn't able to determine whether or not he was still alive. So Ronald, if you're out there and listening, please contact the Vilas County Sheriff's Office. Now, at this point, little follow-up doesn't get you very far, so the case went cold again.

2004 is when Detective Rosga Anderson was assigned to George's case. And when she started going through it, she realized that while Linda looked really good for this, there was another very plausible possibility. A suspect that detectives may have been far too quick to eliminate all those years ago.

2004 is when Detective Rosga Anderson was assigned to George's case. And when she started going through it, she realized that while Linda looked really good for this, there was another very plausible possibility. A suspect that detectives may have been far too quick to eliminate all those years ago.

2004 is when Detective Rosga Anderson was assigned to George's case. And when she started going through it, she realized that while Linda looked really good for this, there was another very plausible possibility. A suspect that detectives may have been far too quick to eliminate all those years ago.

She's talking about a young woman named Jamie Goodrum, one of George's bartenders at the Arbor. Detectives first interviewed her about 11 days after the murder as part of their initial outreach. They never flagged anything. According to reports, Jamie had only been bartending at the Arbor for three weeks at the time of the shooting. But interestingly, after George's murder, she never returned.

She's talking about a young woman named Jamie Goodrum, one of George's bartenders at the Arbor. Detectives first interviewed her about 11 days after the murder as part of their initial outreach. They never flagged anything. According to reports, Jamie had only been bartending at the Arbor for three weeks at the time of the shooting. But interestingly, after George's murder, she never returned.

She's talking about a young woman named Jamie Goodrum, one of George's bartenders at the Arbor. Detectives first interviewed her about 11 days after the murder as part of their initial outreach. They never flagged anything. According to reports, Jamie had only been bartending at the Arbor for three weeks at the time of the shooting. But interestingly, after George's murder, she never returned.

She wasn't fired, but records indicate that she just never came back. Looking into her, there were a few key details that stood out to Detective Rosga Anderson. For one, Jamie had been arrested in 1985 for arson. The charges were ultimately dropped or downgraded, but that same year she was arrested again for issuing worthless checks and placed on probation.

She wasn't fired, but records indicate that she just never came back. Looking into her, there were a few key details that stood out to Detective Rosga Anderson. For one, Jamie had been arrested in 1985 for arson. The charges were ultimately dropped or downgraded, but that same year she was arrested again for issuing worthless checks and placed on probation.

She wasn't fired, but records indicate that she just never came back. Looking into her, there were a few key details that stood out to Detective Rosga Anderson. For one, Jamie had been arrested in 1985 for arson. The charges were ultimately dropped or downgraded, but that same year she was arrested again for issuing worthless checks and placed on probation.