Ashley Flowers

What if that was them?

Also, come down the rabbit hole with me real quick.

There was another run in that Alberta had with teenagers that night, and I didn't mention it yet.

So back when her and Gladys went to Kingfish to grab a bite, Gladys said that two white boys were yelling perverse things at them from their car.

They actually drove off because of it.

Now, she said that she didn't notice them following the car or anything.

But is it possible that those two white boys met up with Arthur later?

Remember, we don't know the race or have any descriptions for the three boys from the gas station.

I was going to ask.

But I do suspect that Arthur's two friends were white because while their names are redacted from the transcript, what's not redacted is the part where Arthur tells police that his two friends, their dads worked for Louisville PD.

One was a sergeant and one was a major.

I know at the time that Louisville PD was predominantly white.

So that's what I'm basing my assumption off of.

Makes you wonder, right?

And listen, I went down a...

rabbit hole of yearbooks and obituaries trying to figure out who these guys could be I could not pin it down I will say that the sergeant Miller the one who was last with the print cards before some magically went missing I think I found the right Miller based on his obituary he only had girls so I don't think that was like him protecting his kid okay but someone else's

I don't know, because this 2008 investigation feels a little like the 1965 one.

Even though there are a lot of documents and work, the work I want to see is either missing or wasn't done.

Because I can't find any records of them going and speaking to the friends that are their names to figure out if they know anything or had any connection to Alberta's case.

The mention of them just kind of like goes away, just like the prints did.