Ashley Flowers

Well, yeah, but they officially say that that hole is from animal activity.

But, like, I'm with you.

Like, you could have been shot in, like, the fleshy parts of your body that you wouldn't see from the few pieces that they were able to collect.

But even then, like, you should see bullet fragments and a gun left behind.

Yes and no.

Like I kind of disagree because like unless mom and dad were in on this together and like quite literally drinking the Kool-Aid, you have to do something quick like a gun.

Like I don't think you can overpower the other parent and kill Madison without being stopped.

You know what I mean?

And so much of what we know doesn't make sense with this to me.

Like, why are the keys and the phone back in the truck?

Why was the truck positioned like it was going back down the mountain?

Where is the brown briefcase?

Especially the briefcase, especially if the briefcase had money in it.

Yeah, I mean, I could see that for this area, but it seems more likely to me that it would have been left in the truck and then someone rifled through that once they'd seen the truck unoccupied for a couple of days.

And they just, like, make a quick grab for the briefcase, maybe miss the fact that there's other money under the seat.

But, like, in that case, again, they're not, like, running off with stuff, like, where they are unoccupied.

where the remains are, you know what I mean?

Right.

But whatever someone taking the brown bag solves, it solves none of the other problems I have with this story.

How did they get to where they were?