Ashley Flowers

But in one of the later interviews, Gladys said that Alberta didn't come back inside her house at all after they went to Kingfish that night.

No, but this highlights the thing that I am obsessed over.

Was or wasn't there a wig?

What do you mean?

The whole reason Alberta supposedly goes to Gladys' that night is for this wig, right?

Like, Gladys, sure, she wanted to talk legal stuff too, whatever, whatever, but she wanted Alberta to get this wig.

Alberta gets the wig put on.

Alberta is supposedly wearing the wig when she leaves.

Where's the wig, Brit?

Because guess what?

Alberta didn't have a wig on when she was pulled from the river.

There wasn't a wig in her car or in her purse when that's found years later.

And listen, admittedly, I don't know a lot about wearing wigs in general, much less the techniques of applying wigs back in 1965.

But I did wear one wig for our Halloween photo shoot, and that baby was glued to my head.

So I kept thinking, I doubt her wig wasn't like secured, right?

Like it's not just like sitting.

It didn't just float away in the river.

So I did a lot of phoning a friend, talking to women in our office who have worn wigs, including the reporter for this case, Char Adams.

And everyone said that the wig would have been secured.

Likely not glued, though, because it seems that was kind of rare back in 1965.