Ashley Flowers

Or, like, at least there's something they don't buy.

Because, like, in the case report, they call out the fact that there was a CVS, like, right by the laundromat that was 24 hours.

So she didn't need to get anywhere before it closed.

Hmm.

And when we spoke to a close friend of Nikki's, she told us that the rumor was Nikki wasn't going to a store to get these.

She was going to someone's house to pick these up, possibly a co-worker's house.

Most of her co-workers live near Dayton.

The co-worker she is calling about these vitamins lives in Dayton.

And the about 44-mile drive to Dayton was one that Nikki made all the time for work.

So I don't think she would think twice about just like going there to pick something up.

So my thinking is if she's going to make a longer drive, remember, Bobby's car is a gas guzzler.

Like that's part of the reason she drives it to the laundromat.

It's super close.

It only had like a quarter of a tank of gas, according to what he told police in his interview.

But I found from the case report that when the car was found, it had half a tank of gas.

So if she drove the car out there, it had to have been filled up.

Maybe she called then at a gas station.

I mean, this makes a lot of sense, actually.

Maybe.

Hold that thought, because it's not a perfect theory.