Ashley Flowers

Ray Martinez told us that they didn't. But our reporters found an old article at the CSU archives that said they did search the doctor's office. But that article also had some other wrong information in it. So I don't really know for sure.

Ray Martinez told us that they didn't. But our reporters found an old article at the CSU archives that said they did search the doctor's office. But that article also had some other wrong information in it. So I don't really know for sure.

Yeah. I mean, Ray Martinez worked the case. Like, I want to trust him. But like, it's also been so many years. You never know. So anyways, fast forward seven years, and this woman is like seeing the headlines about Dr. Hammond's cameras in his basement. And she's like, she has this like, oh, my God moment, like what I thought was real. Did she tell the police about her encounter?

Yeah. I mean, Ray Martinez worked the case. Like, I want to trust him. But like, it's also been so many years. You never know. So anyways, fast forward seven years, and this woman is like seeing the headlines about Dr. Hammond's cameras in his basement. And she's like, she has this like, oh, my God moment, like what I thought was real. Did she tell the police about her encounter?

No, not right away. She said that once she realized Dr. Hammond had died, she wasn't sure what could even be done. But as years went by, she kind of got curious as to whether she was on any of the tapes. Right. Then obviously she found out Fort Collins PD had destroyed them and that there was no way of knowing, which tells me, again, that they burned all those tapes.

No, not right away. She said that once she realized Dr. Hammond had died, she wasn't sure what could even be done. But as years went by, she kind of got curious as to whether she was on any of the tapes. Right. Then obviously she found out Fort Collins PD had destroyed them and that there was no way of knowing, which tells me, again, that they burned all those tapes.

Like, it's more proof to me that they did that before identifying all of the victims, that they didn't want to re-victimize by telling them they were victims. Now, the only thing she was told by police was that there was some tapes that looked to be in a different room than the bathroom. So clearly somewhere else was being filmed. Yeah. They never followed up with her after that.

Like, it's more proof to me that they did that before identifying all of the victims, that they didn't want to re-victimize by telling them they were victims. Now, the only thing she was told by police was that there was some tapes that looked to be in a different room than the bathroom. So clearly somewhere else was being filmed. Yeah. They never followed up with her after that.

So who knows how many victims there were. And when Dr. Hammond died, the case just got tossed. And even though he had been arrested and charged, when you go to the Justice Center in Fort Collins in district court, it basically looks like Richard Hammond never even committed a crime. Which is like one of the most bananas part, I think, about the whole thing. Yeah. It just went away.

So who knows how many victims there were. And when Dr. Hammond died, the case just got tossed. And even though he had been arrested and charged, when you go to the Justice Center in Fort Collins in district court, it basically looks like Richard Hammond never even committed a crime. Which is like one of the most bananas part, I think, about the whole thing. Yeah. It just went away.

Literally disappeared. And I think it might take friends in high places to make that happen. So still looking into Hammond. I will forever be looking into Hammond. But there was one other thing that came up as we were touring.

Literally disappeared. And I think it might take friends in high places to make that happen. So still looking into Hammond. I will forever be looking into Hammond. But there was one other thing that came up as we were touring.

So another man named Randy Anglin, his name popped up because there was a note on one of Tim's lawyers like papers or something that just said Anglin cut off nipples forever.

So another man named Randy Anglin, his name popped up because there was a note on one of Tim's lawyers like papers or something that just said Anglin cut off nipples forever.

Especially is what we're looking for, right? So we're looking into him still kind of actively. We found out that he was on this crime spree from 77 to 87 in northern Colorado, specifically really active in 87 for burglaries, sexual assaults. I haven't found any cases where a nipple was removed yet, but we did get some records. And in those, he's like clearly escalating.

Especially is what we're looking for, right? So we're looking into him still kind of actively. We found out that he was on this crime spree from 77 to 87 in northern Colorado, specifically really active in 87 for burglaries, sexual assaults. I haven't found any cases where a nipple was removed yet, but we did get some records. And in those, he's like clearly escalating.

And there is a tip in Peggy's case about a car with Wyoming license plates like near the area at the time she died. And he had a car with Wyoming license plates. So again, more to be done on him, more to be done on everything, which is the whole point of this story is to tell people that I think it'd be really easy for police to say like, oh, or the DA's office, whatever.

And there is a tip in Peggy's case about a car with Wyoming license plates like near the area at the time she died. And he had a car with Wyoming license plates. So again, more to be done on him, more to be done on everything, which is the whole point of this story is to tell people that I think it'd be really easy for police to say like, oh, or the DA's office, whatever.

Like it's, we've tried everything we can. It's a closed case. There's still more that can be done. And it's so obvious. But for some reason, after Tim was released, after he won his settlement, it just stopped. Now, Tim did go on to write a book about his case that he self-published. And I mean, in all these years, he's been trying to make up for lost time. He likes to work on cars.

Like it's, we've tried everything we can. It's a closed case. There's still more that can be done. And it's so obvious. But for some reason, after Tim was released, after he won his settlement, it just stopped. Now, Tim did go on to write a book about his case that he self-published. And I mean, in all these years, he's been trying to make up for lost time. He likes to work on cars.