Ashley Flowers

Arthur, at least in text, sounds pretty convincing to me or reads pretty convincingly to me as he tells detectives that he had no idea how his prints ended up on her car.

Where on her car?

Well, so this is the catch.

We don't actually know all these years later.

So in the interview, Detective Jones tells Arthur they were in Alberta's vehicle.

But actually, in the documents we have, police are never able to determine exactly what part of the car the prints are from.

Like they could be from the inside, sure.

But it's been so long and the original case notes don't say.

So investigators in 2008 don't actually know for certain.

Either way, Detective Jones is like, here, let me just show you the reports.

And Arthur's like, listen, I don't need to see the reports.

I don't care what is written in these reports.

I didn't kill this woman.

But you were in her car?

Right.

And Detective Jones isn't super confrontational as he pushes back.

He's like, listen, this is why I'm here talking to you.

I'm trying to figure this out.

I'm not even saying all of these prints are yours.

In fact, I know they're not all yours, but some are.