Ashley Flowers

That's what I thought at first too, but it probably is none of the above.

The best guess, according to the case report, is that it's referencing a Wilson Pickett soul song where that number is the title.

It's a made-up phone number, basically, like, that you can call when you want someone to, like, come over and give you some attention.

So if that's what it is, I don't know if the author was doing this as a nod to being anonymous or, like, trying to give some clue that, like, we're not picking up on.

Or if this is just, like, a super weird coincidence and the number actually is something else.

I mean, there wasn't, like, a dash in it, like the song title or, like, a phone number actually would be.

Yeah.

Could it be something else?

Maybe.

But just look at this as a whole.

The whole thing, to me, feels designed.

And not like someone trying to help.

More like someone trying to steer the investigation.

Almost like a diversion.

Yeah.

And the case report states that investigators followed up on this, but they didn't find anything to support it.

But did they?

Because we reached out to the warden and he agreed to answer our questions via text.

And he was quick to shut down the rumor.

And according to him, he had never heard of this letter.