Ashley Flowers

Now, Matt was actually there at the bar that night with another woman, someone he had just met that evening, like didn't even remember her name. It was like maybe Sean. He said, though, he saw Peggy and they chatted for a little bit. He even offered her a ride when he realized that she'd walked and she originally accepted. But he like went to the bathroom when he came out. She was leaving alone.

Now, Matt was actually there at the bar that night with another woman, someone he had just met that evening, like didn't even remember her name. It was like maybe Sean. He said, though, he saw Peggy and they chatted for a little bit. He even offered her a ride when he realized that she'd walked and she originally accepted. But he like went to the bathroom when he came out. She was leaving alone.

And so he figured maybe she has changed her mind or whatever. And so he said him and maybe Sean, they stayed till last call. Then maybe Sean went home with him. She stayed with him till like 3 or 3.30. And other people back this up. The bartender at Prime Minister saw Peggy leaving alone at 1.15 in the morning.

And so he figured maybe she has changed her mind or whatever. And so he said him and maybe Sean, they stayed till last call. Then maybe Sean went home with him. She stayed with him till like 3 or 3.30. And other people back this up. The bartender at Prime Minister saw Peggy leaving alone at 1.15 in the morning.

And maybe Sean backs up that she was with Matt till last call, then back at his place till 3, 3.30. So this is the last time Peggy is seen. 1.15 in the morning, leaving the Prime Minister alone. And this does kind of work with their theory, because if you were to look at a map, which we'll have on the website, if you're watching this on YouTube, I'm sure it's popped up.

And maybe Sean backs up that she was with Matt till last call, then back at his place till 3, 3.30. So this is the last time Peggy is seen. 1.15 in the morning, leaving the Prime Minister alone. And this does kind of work with their theory, because if you were to look at a map, which we'll have on the website, if you're watching this on YouTube, I'm sure it's popped up.

The field where Peggy's body was found is kind of in between the prime minister and her apartment.

The field where Peggy's body was found is kind of in between the prime minister and her apartment.

Yeah. Smoking a cigarette. Surprise. Like everything's still kind of fitting. So the question is, who would be in this field, this like empty field in the early morning hours? Now, they had done an initial canvas and nobody in the area had seen or heard anything.

Yeah. Smoking a cigarette. Surprise. Like everything's still kind of fitting. So the question is, who would be in this field, this like empty field in the early morning hours? Now, they had done an initial canvas and nobody in the area had seen or heard anything.

But one detective, Linda Wheeler, she decides she wants to just go knocking on doors again, starting with the people like absolutely closest to the crime scene. And the closest trailer is like 200 yards away. And it belongs to a guy named Clyde Masters. So they go knocking on his door, and Clyde says the same thing. Didn't see or hear anything.

But one detective, Linda Wheeler, she decides she wants to just go knocking on doors again, starting with the people like absolutely closest to the crime scene. And the closest trailer is like 200 yards away. And it belongs to a guy named Clyde Masters. So they go knocking on his door, and Clyde says the same thing. Didn't see or hear anything.

But he says, you know, come to think of it, my son, 15-year-old Tim, he lives with him in the trailer, and he cuts through that field every morning to get to the school bus. And he says, you know, on that morning that you found that woman, he hesitated in the field a little bit. Like, didn't do anything, wasn't there long. I mean, he still made it to the school bus on time.

But he says, you know, come to think of it, my son, 15-year-old Tim, he lives with him in the trailer, and he cuts through that field every morning to get to the school bus. And he says, you know, on that morning that you found that woman, he hesitated in the field a little bit. Like, didn't do anything, wasn't there long. I mean, he still made it to the school bus on time.

But he says, you know, knowing what you found... Maybe it's just kind of weird. And police think it's weird, too, because they find out that Tim would have been going through that field at about 7 a.m., which is almost the same time that Woody ends up finding Peggy. Woody's the guy on the bicycle. So they're like, we know Peggy's there. If you saw her there, why wouldn't you say something?

But he says, you know, knowing what you found... Maybe it's just kind of weird. And police think it's weird, too, because they find out that Tim would have been going through that field at about 7 a.m., which is almost the same time that Woody ends up finding Peggy. Woody's the guy on the bicycle. So they're like, we know Peggy's there. If you saw her there, why wouldn't you say something?

Why would you go on to school like nothing happened unless you were involved? So they go right to the school. They pull Tim out of class. And right away, before they say a word, he knows exactly why they're there. But he told investigators then the same thing that he told us when we interviewed him so many years later.

Why would you go on to school like nothing happened unless you were involved? So they go right to the school. They pull Tim out of class. And right away, before they say a word, he knows exactly why they're there. But he told investigators then the same thing that he told us when we interviewed him so many years later.

All right. First of all, we called it the life rule number 10 tour for a reason. Everyone knows it. It's never a mannequin. It's never a mannequin. But there are a couple of things to keep in mind. So number one, this is 1987, right? This is the year before you and I were even born.

All right. First of all, we called it the life rule number 10 tour for a reason. Everyone knows it. It's never a mannequin. It's never a mannequin. But there are a couple of things to keep in mind. So number one, this is 1987, right? This is the year before you and I were even born.